Sentence examples for distinctive formation from inspiring English sources
Pattern: A distinctive formation created on a chart by the up and down movement of prices.
The distinctive formations inspired Barnes's photo series "Murmur," which is now on view at the Foley Gallery, in New York.
For his latest project, Barbieri, whose work appeared in the magazine in 2007, photographed the Dolomites, a mountain range in northeastern Italy composed mostly of stratified calcium magnesium carbonate, which gives the range its distinctive formations.
Formed by storm tides as early as the 10th Century, the Wadden Sea is responsible for the distinctive formations of its many islands, characterised by high sand dunes and lush, wide beaches on the open sea side and a shallow coast towards the mainland.
These distinctive formations are interpreted as being growing tips of dendrites, and the suggestion is advanced that they are manifestations of architectonic plasticity in the mature central nervous system".
The Kimberley death adder has a distinctive scale formation on its head.
She trained her eyes on a distinctive rock formation as a navigational guide.
Beyond this savanna forest region the most distinctive vegetal formation is the dry tropical forest (called miombo in the southeast).
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.
If the premise remains that the Colleges distinctive educational formation is not for everybody, if the College remains sui generis, then it would follow that alumni/ae children would need to be of a disposition and temperament that fits the College if they are to enroll happily.
We settled on "Cheese Box Vista Mine," a tribute to a distinctive rock formation that had recently been cut from the protected site.
