Sentence examples for enough distinctive from inspiring English sources

There are enough distinctive observations and neat turns of phrase to mark Oh Land as a peculiar part of the corps de pop.

In order to characterize A/H5N1 viral sequences, a bioinformatics approach accurately identified viral sequences from discovery of a sequence signature, which provided enough distinctive information for sequence identification.

As we are dealing with the same imaging modality during registration, then the electrode tip carries enough distinctive information for intensity-based registration to hone in the correct transformation (i.e., displacement) between image frames.

This interval is represented by approximately 250 formations, discrete layers thick enough and distinctive enough in lithology to merit delineation as units of the geologic column.

Oddly enough, the distinctive Bournonville épaulement or upper body shaping was more in evidence in Balanchine's "Donizetti Variations," performed on Tuesday, especially in the performances by Jenifer Ringer and Philip Neal, the leads, and the demisoloist Carrie Lee Riggins.

These three point to how those Android handset makers that can create strong enough and distinctive handsets that are set apart from the rest of the Android crowd can continue to pull away from the crowd.

More recent workers have not considered this form distinctive enough to maintain it as a distinct variety.

What matters then is whether newspapers have anything distinctive enough to pay for, or audiences who are interested enough in reading them to see their demographic data sold on to advertisers in tune with their specific interests.

First, they were often not distinctive enough from their parent brand, second, they were not good enough products and third, they were not advertised properly.

Their wines were not distinctive enough, perhaps, to be irreplaceable.

Another 11% said it was not distinctive enough.