Sentence examples for distinctly different to from inspiring English sources

Results showed that secondary forests harboured geometrid moth assemblages similar in species richness and phylogenetic diversity, but with a species composition distinctly different to assemblages in one of China's last remaining mature temperate forests in the Changbaishan Nature Reserve.

Recent high-resolution synchrotron powder diffraction experiments have shown that the decomposition sequence does involve a metastable variant of the S phase (denoted S1), which has lattice parameters that are distinctly different to those of the equilibrium S phase (denoted S2).

Blair's tone was distinctly different to Thatcher's and Macmillan's in stressing the explicit "political project" of the European Union.

Chinese tech trends are distinctly different to North America's but today, in a move that bears parallels to WeChat-only companies, popular messaging app Kik acquired the small company behind one of the most successful apps (bots) on the Kik service.

Secondly, Iran is currently more reliant on its domestically produced copy of the BGM-71 TOW, known as the Toophan - specific characteristics of which are distinctly different to the systems just seen in Syria.

Education was an obligation in order to develop individual potential and was sought for itself and not for a particular job, status or position in society, which is distinctly different to today.

Facebook and Twitter used to be distinctly different places to socialize online.

But as bigger names have seemingly taken a step back, the (non-robotic) vacuum has opened to allow distinctly different categories to flood in.

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And no wonder so many who were seeking real difference rallied to support Corbyn and his distinctly different approach to politics.

"To hear Baraka delivering the piece is a distinctly different experience to reading it on the page," he said.