Sentence examples for many distinctive small from inspiring English sources
England and Scotland produced many distinctive small boats; the coble, a square-sterned beach boat with deep forefoot, still survives as a motor fishing boat, as does the caravel-built Thames bawley.
The Auckland landscape is one of subdued rolling hills formed on weathered Mesozoic and Early Miocene sedimentary rocks, with many distinctive small volcanic cones rising abruptly from low hills in the central isthmus area, between the Hauraki Gulf on the east coast and Manukau Harbour in the west.
Compared to other vertebrate genomes, the chicken genome has many distinctive characteristics such as a smaller genome size (less than half of humans and mouse), higher recombination rates and higher G + C content.
Despite a relatively small number of experimental structures, substantial research effort during the last decade revealed many distinctive features of TM helix‐helix interactions.
Cereal grains are complex, consisting of many distinctive parts.
Converse says its popular Chuck Taylor sneakers have many distinctive marks.
Lucknow is one of the most populated cities of India with many distinctive characteristics.
Many distinctive discoveries have been made in the nanosystems fabricated in AAO films [30 34].
A distinctive small absorbance peak around 280 nm was observed on the QD-labeled CC49.
Traditional medicines, made of natural products containing many distinctive compounds, are still widely used today.
In addition to raw shellfish it serves many cooked small plates and desserts — including, when I was there, grilled lamb tongue and a bay leaf panna cotta with a rhubarb compote — and a distinctive selection of wines, beers and cocktails.
