Sentence examples for distinctively shaped from inspiring English sources

East Asians have distinctively shaped teeth for which their version of EDAR is probably responsible.

(Although the adult platypus lacks teeth, juveniles have distinctively shaped compressed teeth).

By contrast, the TiVo remote has only 32 buttons, each distinctively shaped for touch operation.

Archaeologists have discovered in lower Mesopotamia (now southern Iraq) large numbers of small, distinctively shaped clay objects.

The 7E7, which is still in development, has a distinctively shaped nose and wingtips that are designed to cut wind drag.

Only the recipe in Roger Pizey's World's Best Cakes suggests this step, but I love the extra dimension it lends to what is otherwise a fairly simple, if distinctively shaped, little sponge.

In summary, these findings point towards a decisive role for histamine in modulating DC/LC function to distinctively shape the T cell response in AD.

They want a powerful parliament, a society that they see as being shaped by distinctively Scottish principles, and a feeling for history and culture that they want to keep intact.

Related to the oysters, Gryphaea is characterized by its distinctively convoluted shape.

It was quite something else, last week, when the actor Jude Law was photographed at a London airport wearing a loosely structured jacket and T-shirt over what appeared to be white fleece underpants bearing the distinctively sloppy shape of long johns.

They appointed her to work with producer Eric Foster White for a month, who reportedly shaped her voice from "lower and less poppy" delivery to "distinctively, unmistakably Britney".