Sentence examples for distinctly basic from inspiring English sources

A precautionary note: the refuges are all lovely, but they are distinctly basic.

As many have pointed out before, there's something distinctly "basic bro" about wanting that extra jolt of energy with your drunkenness.

➢Rates of the κ d positron capture, when compared to the basic samples, distinctly increase during doping in all the investigated tellurite glasses.

Taking into account calculations of positron capture parameters (Table 2), it is possible to state that: ➢Rates of the κ d positron capture, when compared to the basic samples, distinctly increase during doping in all the investigated tellurite glasses.

Frustrated Democrats say Mr. Bush is preaching a message -- that he is a different kind of Republican, more sensitive and moderate -- that is distinctly at odds with his basic conservatism.

Distinctly conserved sites within the basic region potentially distinguish binding constraints among proteins and determine their overlapping or distinct gene targets.

Umami is often considered the fifth basic taste because it is distinctly different from the other basic tastes (sweet, salty, sour, and bitter) and it is believed to activate a separate set of taste receptors.

The evening began with Stravinsky's eerie harmonization and arrangement of "The Star-Spangled Banner," a basic American artifact heard through distinctly distant ears.

➢The η fraction of the trapped positrons distinctly increases in the investigated samples when the basic sample is doped with the erbium ions, where the value increases by c. 15%, which is evidence of increasing free volume fraction.

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As shown in the top panels of Figure 5, for all the samples, shuttle-like nanoarchitectures, whose basic morphology and dimension are similar to those detected by SEM, could be distinctly observed.