Sentence examples for distinctive spot from inspiring English sources
It's a large fraternity, and Mr. Mantegna, a Tony Award winner and veteran film actor, doesn't really elbow himself a distinctive spot in it with his portrayal of Spenser, the private detective who has been Mr. Parker's meal ticket in a string of best sellers.
Jordan and Gilbert named the new species ommata (Greek for "eyed") in reference to the distinctive spot on its back, and assigned it to the genus Discopyge.
The LMW-GS compositions were identified with the distinctive spot on 2-DE gels according to Ikeda et al. [ 18].
Since strains vary in the occurrence of particular spacers, each sample produces a distinctive spot pattern, which is then translated into a numerical code of 15 digits known as octal code (Dale et al., 2001).
In younger oocytes, grk*mCherry shows a distinctive spot at the posterior of the early egg-chamber due to transport of grk mRNA into the developing oocyte (Neuman-Silberberg and Schüpbach 1993).
It is one of Japan's more intriguing and distinctive spots.
Allele Glu-D3l) had two more distinctive spots compared to Glu-D3c) in 2-DE separations.
A search score of more than 50, which indicates extensive homology, was obtained for the five distinctive spots (Table 1).
It is identified, however, by a dark, rather than light, lateral line and a distinctive dark spot on each shoulder.
Their skins and shells are typically dark brown, with a distinctive orange spot on each side of the neck.
The "Blenheim" has a white coat with red patches, and should have a distinctive red spot in the center of the skull.
