Sentence examples for individually distinctive from inspiring English sources
Individual recognition systems require the sender to be individually distinctive and the receiver to be able to perceive differences between individuals and react accordingly.
They also differ from the many examples from primates and other taxa whose calls are individually distinctive ('acoustic signatures'), because in such cases the individual and contextual information is fused together in a syllable, rather than sequentially arranged.
The parts are individually distinctive here, but never greater than the whole.
The problem, as is always the case with Mr. van Hove, is that flayed bodies aren't all that individually distinctive.
So while Wii games may be a bit less graphically dazzling than those for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, they will be more individually distinctive.
SINCE the 1970's, art history has been paying at least as much attention to what makes art connective as to what makes it individually distinctive.
The symptoms of pancreatic adenocarcinoma do not usually appear in the disease's early stages, and are individually not distinctive to the disease.
The young players -- Corina Belcea and Laura Samuel, violinists; Krzysztov Chorzelski, violist; and Alasdair Tait, cellist -- are strong and distinctive individually and as a whole.
As mentioned earlier, there is experimental evidence suggesting that the mode of action of TA resembles that of IXB, although each molecule individually activates a few distinctive responses [ 10, 12].
But the effect Jarmusch achieves is so enjoyable and distinctive, and it shows something individually and engagingly developed in its approach to cinema gangland - something which our dire Britpack, with its callow, saucer-eyed reverence for gangsters, could study.
But, individually and collectively, they continue to add a distinctive flavour to the mix, their existence also providing an important reminder of the music's wider social significance and of its role in a turbulent time.
