Sentence examples for distinctive from its from inspiring English sources
The isolation of Hamilton Terrace gives it a character distinctive from its surroundings.
He said News 24 needed to be more distinctive from its commercial rivals.
Its lawyers also showed pictures of Nokia's Lumia - which runs Windows Phone 7 - as an example of a handset that looked distinctive from its own.
In contrast, the CMB heat flux pattern inferred from probabilistic tomography is dramatically distinctive from its reference (Amit et al. in press), and therefore provides a genuinely new insight into the possible control of the mantle heterogeneity on the geodynamo.
Other than that, in these S5-deficient structures, the very 5′ end of the 16S rRNA (single strand region, residues 1 8), as well as the first helix h1, is also highly flexible (Fig. 5C and 5E), indicating that the 5′ end of the 16S rRNA in these structures is in a conformation distinctive from its mature state.
Results demonstrate that wealth, gender and ethnicity all play a role in influencing members' perceptions of NHIS service provision, distinctive from its influence on enrolment.
In addition, because it derives a distinctive character from its being a technological university in the land of Islam, the University is unreservedly committed to deepening and broadening the faith of its Muslim students and to instilling in them an appreciation of the major contributions of their people to the world of mathematics and science.
In fact, Mr. Martin's script takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.
Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's 1910 farcical send-up of the German bourgeoisie takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.
Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's 1910 farcical sendup of the German bourgeoisie takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.
The bit is a funny send-up of the Netflix show's distinctive attributes, from its theme music and opening-credits sequence to its frequent dramatization of texting and the gold ring that the main character bangs on tabletops.
