Sentence examples for distinctive but interconnected from inspiring English sources
The segments of the body are organized into three distinctive but interconnected units, or tagmata: a head, a thorax and an abdomen.
Specifically, we draw upon Philo's (2000) reading of Foucault to expose three distinctive but interconnected representations of viral load.
The three parts were distinct from one another but interconnected: rooms of the same house, so to speak.
Therefore, separate but interconnected link and system level approaches are needed.
Individuals are not isolated but interconnected to each another in a society.
The Lamin subtypes form independent, but interconnected, lattice-like meshworks that provide structural stability to the nucleus [4].
The categories were not independent but interconnected.
Several smaller (but interconnected) workshops are better than one large one.
"It's no longer about standalone devices but interconnecting them so they can do more together".
Cytoscape has only limited information stored, but interconnects excessively to other databases to obtain information.
He said smaller but highly interconnected or otherwise important firms still pose a risk.
