Sentence examples for distinctively known from inspiring English sources

The annihilation of six million Jews would not for many years become distinctively known as the Holocaust.

Pol ι is distinctively known to prefer Mn2+ over Mg2+ ions as a metal in polymerase catalysis and is maximally active at low concentrations (0.05 0.25 mM) of Mn2+.

They focus these sounds through the bio-acoustical oil contained in their distinctively rounded heads, known as melons – in fact, enlarged noses.

In this investigation, we found distinctively crooked trees, known as "drunken" trees, widely distributed on the north slope of the heritage site (Fig. 3).

Most of these women are known for distinctively stylized approaches to their art.

Number 20 Fenchurch Street, or the "Walkie Talkie", as the distinctively shaped building is known to Londoners, has been in the news this week for all the wrong reasons.

The ease of accessing the reactive gold carbenes opens up a vast area for developing new synthetic methods that would be distinctively different from the known Rh chemistry and promises to generate a new round of "gold rush".

Across the decades the family has made and refurbished the plaster and stucco of a city known for its distinctively vintage, eclectic look, from its louvered cypress shutters to its filigree iron.

The Druze are also known for their distinctively large-but-flat pita breads.

If there were one piece of gear absolutely vital to early electronic music and hip-hop, it would probably be Roland's TR-808 drum machine, known for its distinctively deep kick drum and snappy handclap.

February 18 , 1932Caslav, Czechoslovakia Miloš Forman, (born February 18 , 1932 Čáslav, Czechoslovakia [now in the Czech Republic]) Czech-born New Wave filmmaker known primarily for the distinctively American movies that he made after his immigration to the United States.