Sentence examples for obviously distinct from inspiring English sources

Everything about it was obviously distinct," said Hoskin.

The next government will almost certainly be led by Fine Gael (probably in coalition with Labour), a party with a centre-right platform not obviously distinct from Fianna Fail's.

"Finding three new, obviously distinct vertebrates would be surprising enough in somewhere poorly explored like New Guinea, let alone in Australia, a country we think we've explored pretty well," said Dr Conrad Hoskin of James Cook University, who led the expedition together with Dr Tim Laman from Harvard University.

The pore types of TDC were obviously distinct from those of primary structure coals.

For n = 5 12, the ground states of Ag n V clusters are obviously distinct from those of the Ag n + 1 clusters.

In general, due to the lithological differences between channels and the differences between channel fills and/or flood plains, the amplitudes of seismic reflections are obviously distinct, particularly if the difference in acoustic impedance is large.

The two terms are obviously intuitively distinct.

But the relata in (10) are (obviously) not distinct.

Obviously, two distinct sequences from the different BAC clones of O. minuta represented its different genomes: OM_Ba0079N19 from the BB genome and OM_Ba0144F13 from the CC genome.

Other criteria were obviously less distinct: for instance, organs refused at least once for 'trauma in donor', 'donor age', or 'resuscitation' were later transplanted in 48%, 32%, and 28% of cases, respectively.

In simple terms of preparation the Swiss will obviously have a distinct advantage.