Sentence examples for distinctive in both from inspiring English sources

While at present North Korea is somewhat distinctive in both their willingness to engage in financial crime and their possession of cyber espionage capabilities, the uniqueness of this combination will likely not last long-term as rising cyber powers may see similar potential," FireEye concluded.

And of course his work is so distinctive in both focus and style that almost everybody knows what you mean by a "Mike Leigh film" – yet he famously creates his dramas through extensive improvisation and rehearsal.

This pattern is also seen in 2004 and in 2010 (Fig. 16b,c), although the sticky-floor pattern is relatively less distinctive in both years while the glass-ceiling effect remains significant.

Although it has predecessors in writers like Chamfort (and earlier in the aphoristic styles of moralists like Pascal and La Rochefoucauld), the fragment as employed by Schlegel and the Romantics is distinctive in both its form (as a collection of pieces by several different authors) and its purpose.

Cornell Law offers a distinctive in-class experience.

Starbucks has established a distinctive in-store experience that ties into local preferences and community events.

Although many families in the order Diptera exhibit this type of hypercephaly, the diopsid family is distinctive in that both sexes in all species display this trait (Wilkinson and Dodson, 1997).

However, the repeat's structure is distinctive in that both the stem duplex and T-rich tract are much longer than the ~10 bp size of both these features in typical streptococcal Rho-independent terminators [ 21].

Interestingly, the alternate source of economic support examined here (from romantic partners) is weakly related to only one of the four outcomes examined, suggesting that economic support from siblings is functionally distinctive in facilitating both educational progress and outcomes.

While both are distinctive in their dress, both are affecting a costume more appropriate for the stage.

An especially distinctive signal in both records marks the eruptions of volcanoes in Iceland.