Sentence examples similar to is more distinctly recognized from inspiring English sources

The recognition of dots increased for NPD, vessels were most clearly observed under PCD and colours tended to be more distinctly recognized under polarized light.

The tail of Roraiman Nightjar is more distinctly barred black and gray (the tail of Band-winged is more mottled), and the wing coverts of Roraiman are more distinctly spotted with white.

"Art of the Fugue is more distinctly modal than the Gibbons.

The first phase was more distinctly Eskimo in character than the later ones.

"The offense is more recognized.

Admiral Williams was going to the Far East to become Commander in Chief, Asiatic Fleet, but this was distinctly recognized in the Navy as a consolation prize.

From the phenogram, four major clusters (A, B, C, and D) were distinctly recognized by similarity coefficient from at least 0.60 and up to 0.70 (Fig. 6).

The answer to this suggestion is that, in the eye of the law, the right to enjoy one's religious belief, unmolested by any human power, is no more sacred nor more fully or distinctly recognized than is the right to impart and receive instruction not harmful to the public.

Donald Trump is more strident still, and quite distinctly different from any candidate since 1928.

"In the distinctly wet circumstances, I suspect the Ancient Mariner is more apt".

Another important feature of this method is the ability to distinctly recognize the bus fault and external faults, such as AC fault and sudden blocking of gate signal.