Sentence examples for has a distinctive shape from inspiring English sources

Bottlenose dolphins can be recognised by their dorsal fin, which has a distinctive shape and markings.

It has a distinctive shape and a silver and aqua color scheme, like a tiny iMac.

The 37-storey building at 20 Fenchurch Street in London's financial district has a distinctive shape – widening as it reaches the top – which led to its being nicknamed the Walkie Talkie.

It, too, has a distinctive shape -- a pyramid on one roof is a familiar sight to drivers on the 101 Freeway.

The asymmetrical spore capsule has a distinctive shape and structure, some features of which appear to be transitional from those in primitive mosses to most modern mosses.

The egg masses of most mantids have a distinctive shape and size.

Each region's carrots had a distinctive shape, which is still associated with the type.

Rough diamonds will have a distinctive shape depending on whether their source is a mine or from an alluvial environment such as a beach or river - alluvial diamonds have smoother surfaces than those that have been mined.

Josef Wegner, an Egyptologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum in Philadelphia, says the Ramses nose had "a distinctive shape--straight with a bit of a curve at the end".

The third principal part is a distinct indicative imperfective stem (Geʿez yə-qabbər) that employs the same prefixes and circumfixes as the modal verb form but has a distinctive disyllabic shape (-CaC[C]əC-).

The shell has a distinctive teardrop shape and is ornamented with a concentric pattern of ribs; the apex of one valve (shell half) is often curved over the other.