Sentence examples for is distinctiveness from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being distinctive, individual or discrete.
Second is distinctiveness — a design you can't find elsewhere.
When it comes to trademarks, in particular, the proper test is distinctiveness.
"We are taking that idea and seeing if we can do the same in the heart of the Radio 1 schedule on a regular basis, to make sure there is distinctiveness at the heart of what the BBC offers," Parfitt told a Broadcasting Press Guild breakfast.
It went far beyond what usually fit the definition of drag -- and that's why it seemed important to me: it's distinctiveness.
The average PageRank value for each protein was calculated on the 1000 random WTSNs and it is considered to be distinctiveness if its PageRank value on the WTSN is higher than the average PageRank value on the 1000 random WTSNs.
A critical feature statistic is 'distinctiveness', that is, the inverse of the number of the concepts in which the feature occurs, which reflects the extent to which a feature is shared by many concepts or is distinctive to a particular concept.
However, our evidence suggests there is a "distinctiveness gap".
But the real draw, he says, is the distinctiveness, character and diversity of styles of grower Champagnes.
Whether it's a multiplicity of grapes, of regions or of styles, what has become increasingly valued about a wine is its distinctiveness.
The first is the distinctiveness and diversity of low-elevation varieties.
Also consistent is the distinctiveness of a population that may represent an undescribed species, from Pedernales Springs [ 10].
