Sentence examples for distinctly composed of from inspiring English sources
In young individuals, the dermis is a tough connective tissue composed of networks of fairly stable fibers, predominately and distinctly composed of collagen and elastin.
Florida is in many ways composed of distinctly different parts, posing particular challenges to the candidates as they try to appeal to the immigrant-rich Miami region, the more conservative north or the retirees sprinkled around the state who carry with them the political loyalties bred elsewhere.
Moreover, our binary aptamer probe is composed of distinctly folded modules and can be applied to monitor a tertiary RNA RNA interaction.
Both tumors were composed of a distinctly dual-cell population.
Third, a statistical analysis of human and animal vocalizations shows that spectral and temporal acoustical features are distinctly separate: animal vocalizations are primarily composed of short sounds with little spectral structure (e.g. consonants), and longer sounds with a rich spectral content (e.g. voiced vowels; Lewicki, 2002; Singh & Theunissen, 2003; Cohen et al., 2006).
A leaf may be deeply lobed but still simple; a compound leaf is composed of two or more distinctly separate leaflets.
Scanning electron microscopy of the fracture surfaces of porcupine quills revealed that the cylindrical outer shells of quills are composed of 2 3 layers with distinctly different fracture characteristics, especially when the samples contain 100% RH.
At later stages of growth there can be a change to a distinctly different form of crystal growth that is composed of edge-on lamellae which grow at a substantially higher crystallization rate.
In his project Varicose, artist Ari Weinkle creates a series of letters that pulsate and morph like organic forms with a distinctly biological presence Weinkle's typography looks like it's composed of living matter and the name references the twisting and swollen shapes of varicose veins.
We will show that the spectra can be fitted best assuming that they are composed of two contributions representing two populations of the nitrogen molecule ion with distinctly different rotational temperatures.
