Sentence examples for distinctly all from inspiring English sources

"I have no clear notion," says Arnauld, "of what you mean by the word 'expression', when you say that our soul expresses more distinctly (all other things being equal) what pertains to its body, since it is an expression even of the whole universe in a certain sense" (LA, 105).

The first principle component separates distinctly all central nervous system tissues from all other body parts.

A well-meaning one, but distinctly porcine all the same.

The café was distinctly modern, all arty decor, flatscreen TVs, Wi-Fi and – Ink Café Resto – clipped 21st-century name.

Though distinctly different, all show general cultural connections with the beginnings of settled village life in neighbouring areas such as Afghanistan, Baluchistan, Central Asia, and Mesopotamia.

It will also demonstrate how to completely and distinctly generate all rules in each class.

Finally Z-Scales (Binned) and BLOSUM behave distinctly from all descriptor sets above, and occupy the upper left quadrant.

This demonstrates that while there is utility in developing typologies to describe crimes and offenders, the approach can be challenged to distinctly capture all of potential variation.

(Completely and distinctly deriving all the constrained association rules of ({mathcal A}{mathcal R}{mathcal S}_{subseteq L_{1},~subseteq R_{1} } (s_0,s_{1},c_0,c_{1} ))).

Finally, in practice, based on these theoretical results, we propose a new algorithm, MFS-EDC, to completely and distinctly exploit all frequent itemsets with EDC.

(Illustrating the advantage of distinctly generating all the rules in ({mathcal A}{mathcal R}_{subseteq L_{1},~subseteq R_{1} }^ (L,~S)) by (MAR_MaxSC_OneClass)).