Sentence examples for explain distinctive from inspiring English sources

And in Southern California, the Quail Hill Preserve in the Irvine Ranch National Landmarks offers a cellphone nature tour (irlandmarks.org) in which naturalists and researchers explain distinctive features along the trail, including vernal pools and red-tailed hawks.

There are however some distinct molecular markers which both internally divide this tumour group and also, in some cases, help explain distinctive biology and morphology.

EVOLUTION A Multitalented Gene A single gene mutation 35,000 years ago appears to help explain the distinctive appearance of Chinese, Japanese, Koreans and other East Asian people.

Both explanations would explain its distinctive crescent shape — since it would make a certain cultural sense (particularly for the Viennese) to consecrate their battlefield triumphs in the form of pastry.

And Burana is being oddly hard on herself, considering there are at least half a dozen places where she does try to explain the distinctive sensation of stripping -- as well as many where she performs a kind of psychic striptease, showing us a defiant, troubling humility that (like stripping) masks as it apparently reveals.

This may help to explain the distinctive character of his work.

In sum, both readings agree that Plato is concerned to explain the distinctive capacity of humans to classify sense-perception under universals.

A third generic objection is that higher-order approaches cannot really explain the distinctive properties of phenomenal consciousness (Chalmers 1996; Siewert 1998; Levine 2006).

Rather, we seek to explain the distinctive appeal of contractualism, as well as highlighting the challenges it faces from other theories.

The results explain the distinctive optical characteristics of colloidal cubic SiC nanocrystals in water and ethanol, and reveal that quantum confinement and surface charges play a great role in determining the optical characteristics of colloidal cubic SiC nanocrystals.

In essence, these demonstrate that neither tectonically driven sea-level oscillations nor climatically induced changes in sediment supply can adequately explain the distinctive features of unconformities and the facies architecture of sediments they delimit.