Sentence examples for distinctly liquid from inspiring English sources

I spent some of August on a distinctly liquid family holiday in the south of France.

Equally intriguing, these considerations highlight that charge interactions play distinctly different roles during crystallization or liquid-liquid phase separation of native, folded proteins vs. their role during self-assembly of fibrillar structure from partially denatured or disordered proteins.

Thermal analyses indicate that the supercooled liquid region decreases distinctly with increasing Pd content.

Throughout the recorded history of Mars, liquid water has distinctly shaped its landscape, including the prominent circum-Chryse and the northwestern slope valleys outflow channel systems, and the extremely flat northern plains topography at the distal reaches of these outflow channel systems.

Now, lab tests reveal that bumblebees can learn to distinguish artificial flowers providing a sweet solution and having a certain pattern of electric field from similar artificial blossoms dosed with bitter liquids that sport a distinctly different electric field.

They show unique physicochemical properties which are distinctly different from those of analogous ionic liquids having aliphatic amino acid anions.

In PPA, the lyotropic liquid crystalline behaviour of the homopolymer was distinctly affected by the polymerization temperature.

All the alloys exhibit the sequent transition of glass transition, followed by supercooled liquid region and then crystallization, accompanying the distinctly separated two exothermic peaks.

The PFC/QD nanoemulsions containing two different PFC liquids (PFCE or PFOB) are discriminated by using the distinctly different spectrum of each PFC.

Surfactant behaviour in such environments is known to differ distinctly from the one observed in bulk water or oil or at the gas-liquid interface.

Non-covalent polymer chains are 'frozen' at the solid liquid interfaces in the confined liquid films and interactions with the substrate surfaces (i.e. hydrogen bonding) are responsible for distinctly different density profiles.