Sentence examples for distinctively large from inspiring English sources

L.A. menus also tended to be distinctively large — both in physical size, and in the number of dishes offered.

The valumetric scaling operation introduces the serious distortions on the Mandrill image with a distinctively large mean luminance.

The fins are distinctively large and rounded at the tips.

The pectoral fins are distinctively large and triangular, with rounded to pointed tips.

Although systemic inflammation was not increased in African black patients with RA, their cumulative joint inflammation was distinctively large with a mean joint deformity count of 9.7.

Dealing and domestic service accounted for a further 4.5percentnt of bindings each, both sectors which Schwarz has noted were distinctively large in London in the mid-nineteenth century.

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

However, uniaxial compression in the rubbery regime at 80°C, 0.5 s−1 and imparted logarithmic strains up to −1.75 show a distinctively larger strain hardening from that observed at 0.005 s−1.

Furthermore, the single generative-like cell nuclei of fbl17 mutant pollen is distinctively larger and less dense than the sperm cell nuclei observed in wild type pollen at anthesis (Figure 2D) and its morphology is reminiscent of the generative cell nuclei before the second mitotic division.

Approximately 2% of the cells also contained distinctively larger macropinosomes over 500 nm in diameter.

In comparison to wt, the band at 397 cm–1 in M13V/K22M is more defined with a distinctively larger intensity.