Sentence examples for distinctive grid from inspiring English sources

Despite its utterly distinctive grid, it seems anyone can wear tartan, anytime, anywhere.

Manhattan is known for its distinctive grid layout, which makes the city easy to traverse, but few know that when viewed from above the streets take the form of an enormous Sudoku board, an attempt by early city planners to distract God from what they were really getting up to.

The plush sales office offers designer mugs and cushions featuring the flats' distinctive concrete grid.

But what makes Philadelphia's grid so distinctive, and enduring, is "the green idea" embedded in its initial concept.

Our hierarchical grid scheme makes distinctive predictions relative to a non-hierarchical model for the effects of selective lesions of grid modules in the context of specific models where grid cells sum to make place cells (details in 'Predictions for the effects of lesions and for place cell activity', Appendix 1).

Puzzles at these events have a distinctive style: they're distinctively cryptic — the experience is a bit like solving a crossword on an uncertain grid with an unclear goal — and with a little practice can be a lot of fun.

THE preferred style for beach houses, which are densely packed onto a Manhattan-esque street grid, is Cape Cod with a distinctive New Jersey accent — the more windows, balconies and gables, the better.

The framework is developed using standard Grid technologies, and has two distinctive features: (1) an extended GridRPC API to conceal the high complexity of the Grid environment, and (2) a metascheduler for seamless resource discovery and selection.

All the grid types showed typical lens effect with varying extent although lacey carbon grid did not show distinctive, circular lens effect due to irregular size and shape of the holes (Figure 1).

One conditioning chamber was painted black and had a wire-mesh floor while the other was painted white with a stainless steel grid floor, in order to provide distinctive visual and tactile cues.

Her interlacing, overlapping forms, for the most part organized in grids and other quadrilateral arrangements, balance with distinctive awkwardness between organic and geometric, their boisterous scale held in check by taut layering.