Sentence examples for is distinctive on from inspiring English sources

The product that SiSense has developed is distinctive on two levels: the first in terms of who it is targeting and the second in terms of how it's delivering its services.

If orthodox contract is distinctive on account of being voluntary or chosen private obligation, then obligation arising under §90 so interpreted displaces or colonizes contract, effectively in favor of tort.

It is partly based on the 1960s cult Django westerns starring Franco Nero (who returns in cameo here) and partly on the notorious 1975 exploitation picture Mandingo, but it's distinctive on its own fantastically outrageous terms: an audacious and horribly funny comic-book nightmare.

Non-matched locations are distinctive on the map (Fig. 2-b).

Both Darwin and his critics recognized that his approach to evolution was distinctive on each of these topics, and it remains true that, though Darwinism has developed in many ways unforeseen by Darwin, its proponents and critics continue to differentiate it from other approaches in evolutionary biology by focusing on these themes.

"Summer events like the Tanglewood and Aspen festivals feature some new music, but only Cabrillo as far as I know is distinctive for being focused entirely on contemporary works," said Jesse Rosen, president and chief executive of the League of American Orchestras.

Barnes has also shown that the history of art must be based on what is distinctive to painting, i.e., color.

But Mr. Bruni's book is distinctive and intriguing on several accounts.

EVER since two Chechen brothers were implicated in the Boston bombings, people have been thumbing through atlases and history books to see what, if anything, is distinctive about Islam on Russia's mountainous southern rim.

What is distinctive is the reliance on the Treasury to achieve this, on taxation and centrally administered spending as a method of generating growth.

Baiko-Tei's window is distinctive, with English written on it.