Sentence examples for distinctive records from inspiring English sources

LinnDrum had been used sparingly in their previous single "Do Your Dance", but in "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" its use was more spontaneous, which Dave Thompson, author of Funk noted as if "it virtually duetted with Dickey, creating one of the most distinctive records of the year and one of the most imitated of the age".

These archives have historical value: they contain unpublished pictures of George Balanchine at work and a distinctive record of the company under Balanchine's successor, Peter Martins.

The artist will collate the letters to create "a distinctive record of how we feel about this place we call home".

She has her own distinctive record, plus that of her husband, to run on.

Long runs of homozygosity are therefore a globally widespread and under-appreciated characteristic of our genomes, which record past consanguinity and population isolation and provide a distinctive record of the demographic history of an individual's ancestors.

However, unlike genetic diversity, linkage disequilibrium and other summary statistics of gene genealogies, ROH are an individual-level phenomenon and so provide a distinctive record of the demographic history of an individual's ancestors.

The benefit of using two home-cage observation systems is that in addition to assessing exploratory activity by way of different tracking parameters (infrared beams or overhead infrared camera) each system has distinctive recording features which complement one another and facilitate in the characterisation of the mice in terms of exploration, circadian and feeding orientated behaviour.

To develop the model tree, a total of 1912 distinctive data records were collected from internationally published literature.

Studies of Quaternary proglacial fluvial sediments are used to determine how the interaction of the various magnitude and frequency regimes might produce a distinctive sedimentary record.

Little attention has been paid to how these various magnitude and frequency regimes interact to produce a distinctive sedimentary record in modern and ancient proglacial environments.

This will be remembered as one of 2005's most distinctive and enduring records.