Sentence examples for distinctive examples are from inspiring English sources

Some distinctive examples are: in the eastern extremity of NE Himalaya across the Dibang River valley, the NW-SE trending mountain front is attenuated by the active Mishmi Thrust that has thrust the Mishmi crystalline complex directly over the alluvium of the Brahmaputra plains.

These examples are distinctive according to the minimum acceptable level of government's revenue.

Many places in Guangdong have distinctive forms of folk art; examples are the woodcuts of Chaozhou and the stone engravings of Shunde.

Serial rating of the WHIM in individual patients over the course of their assessment period produced a number of distinctive trajectory patterns of which four examples are shown in online supplementary file 1. Figure 1 summarises the group trajectories of change in serial WHIM ratings (mean monthly MAB and TNB), categorised by PDOC status at discharge.

One distinctive example, which is also the focus of this study, is that two designed, closely related β-hairpins, Trpzip1 and Trpzip2, show very different aggregation behaviors.

Red pompoms on the crest, for example, are the distinctive hallmark of the French Wren.

Wines from such classic producers as R. López de Heredia, Marqués de Riscal and La Rioja Alta, for example, are highly distinctive.

The northwest tower's distinctive spire, for example, was added in the early 1500s.

The Easter sunrise service, for example, is a distinctive Protestant observance in North America.

One distinctive feature of the neutrino example is that it is 'additive.' It involves postulating the existence of a collection of qualitatively identical objects which collectively explain the observed phenomenon.

A stunning example is the distinctive codirectionality of replication and transcription as e.g. seen in Clostridium tetani.