Sentence examples for distinctive event from inspiring English sources

"Any concert of his here in the country is a distinctive event," Mr. Nikolovski said.

In a statement, the Cowboys' executive vice president for brand management, Charlotte Anderson, called it a "distinctive event".

Tony Petitti, the network's president, said the draft was a distinctive event even if the N.F.L. and N.B.A. drafts were bigger attractions.

The Met seems to have felt that some gesture was in order, a suitably understated yet distinctive event that only a museum of its stature and girth could pull off.

At 8 weeks the most distinctive event is the significant prevalence of type D microglia in the α-syn-cell death group, whereas both GFP and α-syn-neurodegeneration show similar profile distribution (Figure 4C).

Results of that study showed that patients with CNP had strongest and spatially distinctive event related desynchronisation (ERD) during MI in the theta, alpha and beta frequency bands, with maximum activity shifted posteriorly.

One of its distinctive events is a "student of the month" breakfast.

According to Morris et al. (2012) cumulative exposure and reaction to a wide array of novel, distinctive events surrounding the entrepreneurial process serve to form the entrepreneur and influence development of an entrepreneurial mind-set.

Both worldwide and in Australia, Red Bull Music Academy has been behind some of the freshest and most distinctive events of the last eighteen years.

Since 1933 [16], researchers have investigated why people better remember distinctive events.

This form of recency testing, in which the stimulus presentations include distinctive events that separate the items (see Templer & Hampton, 2013), can be compared with the ability to select between items previously presented in a single, continuous series; that is, without any specific intervening event (e.g., Agster, Fortin, & Eichenbaum, 2002; Fortin et al., 2002; Shaw & Aggleton, 1993).