Sentence examples for distinctive depth from inspiring English sources

"BBC4 has a unique place in the BBC portfolio offering intelligent, innovative and surprising content with a distinctive depth, wit and verve".

Obviously Clegg would not phrase his strategic ambitions in such terms, but Cable's implicit call for more distinctive depth was aimed at a very clear target, his leader.

Şenel (2005) obtained two distinctive depths of the basin by inverting the gravity anomaly data.

It also adds distinctive flavor, depth and a touch of sweetness.

The buildings have a framed structure with one-way slabs; the wide beams constitute the distinctive characteristic, their depth being equal to that of the rest of the slab, thus providing a flat lower surface, convenient for construction and the layout of facilities.

These are places where Hispanics can flourish, where they can preserve--even as it evolves--a distinctive culture with depth and roots.

Two distinctive reflectors at depths of 1 2 and 3 4 km were observed beneath the Miyako Saddle, and they are cut by many normal faults.

But it lacks the depth or distinctive voice of Saveur or Cook's Illustrated.

At 83, he felt that at last the time had come to explore in depth the distinctive, surprising, occasionally traumatic arc of his life and career.

Therefore, a p-y relationship is defined at each distinctive point along the depth of the pile.

Distinctive coloration, texture and depth cues contribute to our ability to distinguish one object from another [ 1- 5].