Sentence examples for distinctive size from inspiring English sources
If sales take off as the company hopes, fancy new varieties of cantaloupe and tomato, bred for their distinctive size, shape and taste, could follow within a year.
Nanoscale materials offer distinctive size tunable electronic, catalytic and optical properties which opened new opportunities for designing highly efficient biosensor devices.
Other outstanding features are their distinctive size and shape properties for tissue penetration via an active and passive targeting, specific cellular/subcellular trafficking pathways and facile control of cargo release by sophisticated material engineering.
The multiplex PCR approach taken targets for each species a distinctive, known microsatellite locus which is amplified using specific primers designed to generate an amplicon of a distinctive size that can be readily separated from the amplicons of the other two species on an agarose gel.
In skeletal development, each bone is formed with a distinctive size, geometry, architecture, and material properties.
The orthoconic fragments in the Fjäcka Shale comprise two distinctive size classes, very small specimens with diameters of less then 5 mm and specimens with diameters of 10 15 mm (Figure 4).
Each unit is distinctive in size and shape and incorporates original Romanesque detailing into the interiors, including floors of mosaic and terrazzo, vesper rooms, molded columns, spiral staircases, dome ceilings — even the main altar and steeple column.
Bellini's "Puritani" arrived with Eglise Gutierrez, a soprano voice of distinctive range, size and variety of color, but with an emotionality that almost trampled the music and probably also got in the way of consistently clear rhythm and phrasing.
These products with distinctive morphology, size, and habit are expected to be applicable in various industrial fields.
Meso is derived from the Greek word "mesos" (in English "in the middle") and refers to the distinctive genome size of these insect nidoviruses, which is intermediate between that of the families Arteriviridae and Coronaviridae, while ni is an abbreviation for "nido".
Emerging larvae leave distinctive dime-size darkened circles on the trunk and branches; adult beetles continue to feed on the bark.
