Sentence examples for distinctive clue from inspiring English sources

The King Abdulaziz Seaport extending into the Perisan Gulf top-right is a distinctive clue.

This is the case especially on the CASIA Face Anti-Spoofing Database in which the distinctive motion clues, such as the excessive shaking of the display medium, cannot be exploited.

In order to reach a correct and confident diagnosis, one should approach the predominant HRCT pattern by identifying any specific and distinctive imaging clues and try to narrow the differential diagnosis by integrating the HRCT findings with the clinical and laboratory findings.

That is Gertrude Stein, in case the distinctive syntax had not clued you in, musing as only this bemusing modernist could muse, in an essay about the theater titled "Plays".

These findings provide clues toward distinctive molecular mechanisms regulating different aspects of gene expression.

Only one cop, Sciajola (Marco Bocci) is on to them from the start, piecing together tenuous clues such as distinctive cigarette stubs found at seemingly unconnected crime scenes.

Second we seek to discover clues about the distinctive etiologies of different types of kidney cancer.

The painting that proved fruitful was Étretat: Sunset (as seen above), as it contains both a distinctive rock formation and a sunset -  clues for both the geography and the chronology of the piece.

And now it's been sequenced for the first time, providing clues to the creature's distinctive abilities.

Now, researchers have found some clues about the animal's distinctive black and white pattern by studying a mouse with light and dark stripes running down its back.

The distinctive signature of the process gives some clues.