Sentence examples for had no distinct from inspiring English sources

"Salsa!" The block had no distinct heritage, except for Little League.

And the addition of pyrite facilitated the arsenic extraction, but increasing the amount of pyrite added had no distinct impact on the further leaching of arsenopyrite.

Decreasing the SN dose to 80 or 40 mg/kg had no distinct effect on protein oxidation, which was however only measured by carbonyl content.

"I simply had to admit that the capacity of his memory had no distinct limits," Luria writes in his famous case study of S., "The Mind of a Mnemonist," published in 1968 in both Russian and English.

All this boded well for Paul's theory that folk-psychological terms would gradually disappear — if concepts like "memory" or "belief" had no distinct correlates in the brain, then those categories seemed bound, sooner or later, to fall apart.

In their letter, the ministers complained that the C Street Center did not meet I.R.S. requirements for a church because it did not appear to hold regular religious services that were open to the public, had no religious school for young people and had no distinct creed or ecclesiastical structure.

There are no well-supported clades on the phylogenetic tree of haplotypes that show distinctiveness, and the haplotype network has no distinct structure (Fig. 4).

Types of aneurysms include saccular (or berry) and fusiform, with saccular aneurysms being spherical in shape with a distinctive neck while fusiform aneurysms have no distinct neck (Fig.  1).

If genes equal identity, then a person carrying someone else's DNA has no distinct self.

(He might be disappointed to know this slick yet watery "blood" has no distinct taste).

However, rough deposit surfaces having no distinct pattern were formed at the macroscopic scale.