"making it distinct" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of creating something that is unique or clearly different from something else. Example: The artist used bold colors and intricate details, making their painting distinct from others in the gallery.
The only well-documented case of a true fire tornado hitting a populated area came after years of study of the 2003 Canberra wildfires in Australia, in which scientists said the tornado lifted off along its track — making it distinct from a fire whirl.
But helping to shine up an old sound, making it distinct, are the band members' individual musical voices, and they're what make this record sing.
When developing the film visually DreamWorks Animation wanted to give it a look that incorporated the familiar while also making it distinct.
The TGF-β superfamily exhibits a feature making it distinct from many other growth factor families in that the inadequate number of ligands and receptors premises a high degree of promiscuity in ligand receptor interaction.
Moving forward, we must recognize that the economy is undergoing a profound transformation, making it distinct from both the industrial era and even the beginnings of the Internet Age just a decade ago.
Staff member Brigid Alverson felt Shojo Beat was a great overall package that "featured intelligent articles that allowed the reader to be enthusiastic about Japanese pop culture without being geeky" making it distinct from other magazines for girls that were normally "filled with brainless celebrity stories or service articles tied to commercial products".
Of course, as his contemporaries pointed out, one wonders why mathematics should have a role in the investigation of the "real" world if the nature of its abstraction made it distinct from the (concrete) real world.
That's great but there is nothing wrong -- and everything right -- about knowing what unique value an organization provides that makes it distinct from others in its space.
That Sarnoff is the sponsor and anchor of its 336-acre park in West Windsor makes it distinct from the three technology research parks already in the state.
The base is what makes it distinct.
DR. SYKES -- It says it's got properties that make it distinct from other objects.
