Sentence examples for distinctly asymmetrical from inspiring English sources

Some of the most celebrated Gothic cathedrals had a single tower, while others had distinctly asymmetrical pairs.

We expected that an intrinsically symmetrical TM IV/V interface would be enforced in such double mutants, and that a distinctly asymmetrical dimer would form a disulphide linkage with whichever alternative cysteine pair was in contact.

This revelation is important to highlight because the "hermit [Paguridae] to king [Lithodidae]" hypothesis presupposes a distinctly asymmetrical shell-dwelling hermit crab-like ancestor from or close to the Paguridae, or more precisely Pagurus, as proposed by early [ 52] as well as modern studies [ 54].

And although Greg Lynn's flatware for Alessi seems like Art Nouveau redux, his bulging, asymmetrical Supple Cups, also for Alessi, look distinctly of their time.

However, most divisions are not consistent with this straightforward view, particularly at the 16-cell stage, where we find several instances of what might be considered asymmetrical divisions, in which one daughter is distinctly more to the interior than the other.

The osteoderms are slightly asymmetrical, with a longitudinal ridge that is offset (probably laterally) from the midline, and are distinctly ventrally flexed to form an approximate L-shape in transverse section.

His prostate was asymmetrical.

It's simply asymmetrical.

It's so asymmetrical".

Strokes are typically asymmetrical.

Inequity is, apparently, asymmetrical.