Sentence examples for distinctive period from inspiring English sources

3, No. 6), in which the two most distinctive period instruments, the harpsichord and the long-necked, lutelike theorbo, were pulled from the fabric of the ensemble like fine threads in a duo improvisation by Mr. Egarr and William Carter.

It's a period comedy, of course, comparable to the Coens' Hollywood fantasy Barton Fink, and is delivered with their signature tendency towards ruminative adagio, letting us savour distinctive period detail and production design.

Simultaneously, these hepatocytes induced p21WAF1/Cip1/Sdi1 in the nucleus and the proliferating cell nuclear antigen in both the nucleus and the cytoplasm, suggesting that hepatocytes during this distinctive period are quiescent and repair cellular damage.

The tapes of Mr. bin Laden speaking break down into three distinctive periods.

Mr. Kolesnikov's family history and résumé might have been invented by a novelist trying to reflect the distinctive periods of Russia's tumultuous recent history.

The book, published in 1962, contained more than eight hundred photographs of Shang and Zhou bronze vessels (the Shang is one of the most distinctive periods of ancient Chinese metallurgy).

The distinctive periods are: Predynastic (c. 6th millennium bce c. 2925 bce); Early Dynastic (1st 3rd dynasties, c. 2925 c. 2575 bce); Old Kingdom (4th 8th dynasties, c. 2575 c. 2130 bce); First Intermediate (9th 11th dynasties, c. 2130 1939 bce); Middle Kingdom (12th 14th dynasties, 1938 c.

With respect to average retail prices of beef cuts, there are two distinctive periods.

Seven distinctive periods show how the concept of sustainability has evolved over time.

Two distinctive periods were compared, over a ten year period: from January 1993 to January 1997 and from January 1999 until January 2003.

With this purpose, we measured soil CO2 efflux in six different and representative ecosystems of the Natural Park, with different land uses (forest and agricultural sites) and under different soil covers (under plant and bare soil) in two distinctive periods of the year: summer (dry period) and spring (growing season).