Sentence examples for not very distinct from inspiring English sources

It was fine, but not very distinct.

Thus, the effect of the molybdenum presence for energetic stabilization of adsorbed NO is not very distinct.

The changes in functional groups before and after the treatment with methods 1 and 3 were not very distinct.

AMG, the Mercedes division responsible for turning Benzes into plush and pricey hot rods, does not have its own styling division, so the E55 is not very distinct from an ordinary E-Class.

Another Israeli journalist, Larry Derfner, catalogued the questions not answered by the clip: We don't know if Salameh pulled a realistic-looking cigarette-lighter gun during the fight, which was N.'s stated justification for shooting him; you can't see such an object in the video, although again, the video is dark and not very distinct, as if done in "night vision".

However, in LOS situations, the frequency selectivity is not very distinct and can potentially be neglected for the cost of a slight frequency-dependent mismatch of the decomposition.

The colored and strobe lights weren't very distinct, and the swirling patterns that became noticeably visible only on the high ceilings were hard to appreciate.

Thorichthys meeki and T. affinis as well as Vieja melanura and V. synspila are not genetically very distinct.

The Pi 2 pulsations, often used for substorm timing, do not give a very distinct onset signature in this case.

In the open-ended interview, only a few participants made comments that "the words were not very clear or distinct".

Hence, it is not surprising that very distinct sets of QTL data have been reported when the same mapping populations were independently analyzed under different conditions [ 12, 14].