Sentence examples for long distinctive from inspiring English sources

They have the same long, distinctive face, although one brother has a better chin.

Indeed, the results reported here show unequivocally that the stromal cells we are describing in the human synovial sublining layer fulfill the criteria for the positive diagnosis of TCs, including key ultrastructural features - a small cell body projecting very long distinctive telopodes made by an alternation of podomers and podoms, and positive immunoreactions for CD34 and PDGFRα18.

Additionally, PAD2 is the most widely expressed and largest of the PAD genes with a long, distinctive 3' untranslated region (UTR).

TCs are cells with very long, distinctive extensions named telopodes (Tps).

TCs have a small cell body with very long distinctive prolongations the telopodes (Tps) (Popescu and Faussone-Pellegrini 2010).

The homepage you see today, then, aims to honor but also improve upon MIT's long-distinctive approach to a homepage.

Long bones, distinctive of the body's extremities, exhibit a number of common gross structural features.

But it fills in and complicates our mental image of Carlin, and it isn't long or distinctive enough to genuinely dislike.

Luxury car manufacturers have a long and distinctive rep for gratuitously slipping in a bit of sex among the otherwise shiny, but boring, business of selling cars.

It asks what each of these practices, emerging and long-established, has to learn from a range of premises: that sound and space are inseparably entangled, that sound crucially shapes how we know the world, and that the modern city has long hosted distinctive configurations of sound in space.

A paper in this week's Science, by Holger Römpler of the University of Leipzig and his colleagues, looks at the genetic basis of the colour of a mammoth's long and distinctive shaggy hair.The question Dr Römpler answered was whether mammoth coats came in more than one colour.