Sentence examples similar to main distinguished from inspiring English sources

After a paw is stripped of fur and some flesh, the main distinguishing characteristics are the claws.

The main distinguishing feature of his mask is that it is finely pleated, in increments of one-eighth of an inch.

The earliest English cakes were still essentially bread, their main distinguishing characteristics being their shape – round and flat – and that they were hard on both sides as a result of being turned during baking.

At one point the bird came close enough for me to see its main distinguishing features: mid-brown above and white below, with a forked tail and white rump, making it look rather like a giant house martin.

ABOUT a billion years ago Earth is thought to have been home to a small worm-like creature in which the main distinguishing feature was a body that was symmetrical across an axis running from head to tail.

EDITH'S CHECKERSPOT is an unremarkable brown, white and black spotted butterfly whose main distinguishing characteristic is that it is watched, with obsessive but benevolent attention, by Camille Parmesan, a biologist at the University of Texas.

The main distinguishing characteristics of these species concepts are summarized in Table 1.

Of course, if Cortana is the main distinguishing factor, it's going to be hard for these products to truly stand out from the pack.

Particular attention was paid to the main distinguishing features such as the shapes of the cercus and the surstylus, and the complex structure of the distiphallus.

The main distinguishing features among the designs included whether they were fixed versus mobile bearings and whether they had congruent versus incongruent articulating surfaces.

Another main distinguishing feature of these polymers is their synthesis, based on grafting reactions with polymeric side chains serving as building blocks.