Sentence examples for nevertheless distinctly from inspiring English sources

There is a second definition of happiness though, one which, while it does overlap with the 'happiness as the absence of negativity' model in some ways, is nevertheless distinctly different in others; this second model proposes that happiness occurs within a process of human flourishing.

Applying the 10% quantile instead of the median decreases the confusion of the higher partials and improves the performance which, nevertheless, is distinctly worse than the YIN algorithm with median aggregation.

Nevertheless, Mr. von Blücher has distinctly mixed feelings about the war.

Others, however, are distinctly Japanese.

It seems that heater material did not affect the boiling heat transfer in 0.1 wt.% water-Cu nanofluid, nevertheless independent of concentration, distinctly higher heat transfer coefficient was recorded for stainless steel tube than for copper tube for the same heat flux density.

Of course not all children spend all their time indoors, nor is technology inherently bad; nevertheless, some observers are voicing distinctly practical concerns.

Yet it was distinctly Italian, and distinctly new.

Although the fine work in the tomb of Montemhat at Thebes is distinctly archaizing, it is, nevertheless, exceptional in quality.

"Nevertheless, Mr Tschohl's experience was distinctly untypical for passengers flying with Aeroflot," the statement added.

The present study demonstrated that transcriptional regulation of Klk1b genes in responses to 5.9 Gy absorbed dose from 131I varied distinctly through the day; nevertheless, significant regulation could be detected at any of the investigated times.

Nevertheless, xenografted tumours of different lines showed distinctly different biological characteristics.