Sentence examples for distinctive copy from inspiring English sources

Primary follicular carcinomas also tend to display a near-diploid set of chromosomes, but are more complex and display distinctive copy number changes involving mainly gains and losses of whole chromosomes.

At one point, after they had started turning down requests to use their songs in ads, they found their distinctive sound copied by a soundalike in a TV spot for a family car.

Create a distinctive personality or copy one from a TV show or movie you like.

Apple has accused Samsung of "systematically" copying distinctive features such as "slide to unlock" from its devices.

Many people tried to copy her distinctive folk-art style, but only two regularly succeeded: William Toye and his wife Beryl Ann Toye, a couple from New Orleans.

There it was, my Dad's name and old office phone number, written in his own distinctive hand on a copy request slip dated in 1998.

Samsung had been seeking to pare back $399m of $548m it paid Apple in December following a 2012 jury verdict finding that it infringed Cupertino, California-based Apple's iPhone patents and copied its distinctive appearance.

Zambriabu and Rasyid Asmawi copied the distinctive three loop noses and hairstyles of Lat's characters.

They used a curious chemical method to transfer dissolved ink from the master copy in a distinctive, but limited, range of quietly lurid colours.

A manufacturer of 100,000 counterfeit hundreds (who necessarily must copy the new "distinctive counterfeit deterrent") faces a recommended sentence of more than a decade in prison.

For instance, Tb105a is shown in Figure 2; its last copy had a distinctive C-terminus and both 5' and 3' UTRs bore no resemblance to others in the array.