Sentence examples for lie distinctly from inspiring English sources

Images of the sample show that the structures present lie distinctly in the focal plane, whereas in a gel prepared away from the field the structures have a discontinuous appearance.

Imaging results for soot, OH, and PAH show the existence of three soot formation/oxidation regions: a rapid soot growth region, in which OH and soot particles lie in distinctly different radial locations; a mixing-dominated region controlled by large-scale motion; and a soot-oxidation region in which the OH and soot fields overlap spatially, resulting in the rapid oxidation of soot particles.

Matthew J. Bruccoli, a Fitzgerald biographer, once speculated that the problem might lie in the distinctly mythical nature of Jay Gatsby.

But as I lie here I can distinctly hear the beating of wings of the angel of death.

Beckett's genius lay in finding distinctly theatrical metaphors to show us how foolish and beautiful and ghoulish we are.

"I remember pretty distinctly lying on the couch in the common room, and at some point either he asked me or it somehow came up, and I told him that I was from Palo Alto," Yotam recounted.

His heart may lie in Nashville, but Lowe remains a distinctly English treasure.

Wallaby rod and cone inner segments lie at the same height in the tissue with the oil droplet distinctly marking the transition between cone inner and outer segment (Figure 1A).

Beckett's genius lay in finding these distinctly theatrical metaphors to show us how foolish and beautiful and ghoulish we are.

I distinctly recall lying in bed one night and staring out at the orange-ish sky; the clouds were low and threatening; snow was called for but had not arrived.

But there is something distinctly dangerous about a government that thinks that what it can hide and lie about does not, for practical purposes, exist — that if no one knows about it, it's not a problem, even internally.