"distinguishable feature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that stands out, is easily recognized, or makes an object or person distinct from others. For example, "The man's wild hair was a distinguishable feature that made him easily identifiable in a crowd".
The only distinguishable feature in each track is Sam's haunting voice".
The roadster's most distinguishable feature may be its double-pointed fenders.
Because this wide range of substrates lacks a shared, distinguishable feature that can be altered by glycosyl transfer, general assays for detection of glycosyltransferase activity have long been largely limited to low-throughput methods.
Then, ϕ i is a distinguishable feature if |μ ai - t i | > kσ ai where k ∈ ℝ+.
Put differently, the Dao can only be described as wu because it does not have any distinguishable feature or property characteristic of things.
So much so that when the Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art did a retrospective of her wardrobe, the only distinguishable feature the mannequins wore, aside from her clothes and jewelry were a pair of her glasses.
Apple is not as pricing-constrained as long as they offer distinguishable features.
That is a big shortcoming in a world where many products have more than 100 distinguishable features that might influence consumers, Professor Dahan said.
Among the distinguishable features of digital systems, fault-tolerant techniques might be one of the most beneficial features to enhance the system safety.
Especially synthetic fibres may lack any distinguishable features on their surface, so that they seem to be motionless and optical sensing fails.
This pairwise appearance model focuses on distinguishable features from two targets without considering other targets or backgrounds, therefore it is more effective for differentiating specific close-by tracklets pairs.
