Sentence examples for form is distinctive from inspiring English sources
This universality of form is distinctive of modernity and underlines sovereignty's connection with modernity.
CG6995-R/P-B (CG6995 - RNA and Protein - form B) is distinctive because it is the only protein that possesses all of the domains known from mammalian SAF-Bs (Fig. 1C).
As in most italic type fonts to the present day, the form of a is distinctive, as are f, g (double bowl), k (closed top), and ſ (long s), which are all more or less reminiscent of black-letter shapes.
As in modern italic fonts, the form of a is distinctive, and f, g, k, and a long thin s are more or less reminiscent of black-letter cursive.
The shell, composed of two halves (valves), is distinctive in form and generally large.
Those of us who work in theatre tend to think what is distinctive about the form is its unrepeatability, its liveness.
Novels too proceed in this fashion, but what is distinctive about the form is precisely the concealment of those exceptional moments that serve as the motor of narrative.
In contrast, Corbyn's style is distinctive and fully formed.
In the same word map, the economic growth and regional development cluster is distinctive, while "education" forms a cluster that includes "university", "students", their "skills" and "intentions" along with "learning" (hypothesis H2b supported, hypothesis H1 partially supported).
But liberalism is distinctive.
