Sentence examples for distinctly early from inspiring English sources

A student of linguistics is at work collecting song & ballads, & there is a definite movvment afoot to encourage the Great Smoky people to continue speaking and acting in a distinctly Early American manner.

On Sunday, as Ally McCoist's side slumped to defeat at home to Dundee United in the Scottish Cup, they were watched by a distinctly early 80s-size crowd of fewer than 18,000.

Multiple studies have found non-native species that tend to flower distinctly early or late in the growing season, advance more with warming or have shifted earlier with climate change compared with native species.

Meyer assumes the role of the lone Westerner among Dazhalan's 57,000-odd residents, which provides entertainment of a distinctly early-21st-century sort: the authentic cultural immersion experience.

The noir novelists properly so called, Cain and Hammett, later on saw real virtues in the stripped-down style of the popular newspaper account; Fitzgerald, a much more self-consciously poetic writer, working in a distinctly earlier moment, did not.

Species on productive sites show a distinctly earlier culmination than the low productive sites.

Heading date was distinctly earlier for winter genotypes that carried the dominant PPDH2 allele than for cultivars that possessed the recessive allele.

We found that although accurate across-effector classification does indeed arise in Heschl's gyrus during the trial, it does so distinctly earlier in the Plan-phase compared to that of the frontoparietal areas (see Figure 4 figure supplement 3).

We found that although accurate across-effector classification does indeed arise in Heschl's gyrus during the trial, it does so distinctly earlier in the Plan-phase compared to that of the frontoparietal areas.

Although there is no evidence for a global shift of processing (i.e., favoring the 5p at earlier and the 3p at later time-points), the same pre-miRNA may be processed distinctly in early and late spermatogenesis.

Loss of Fra-1 leads to the enhanced expression of genes regulating inflammation and immune responses and decreased the expression of genes involved in apoptosis, suggesting that this transcription factor distinctly modulates early pro-fibrotic cellular responses.