Sentence examples for of distinct quality from inspiring English sources
Thus the original term "Andalusian" simply described the horses of distinct quality that came from Andalusia in Spain.
A very similar horse, the Spanish Andalusian, originally described the horses of distinct quality that came from Andalusia in Spain.
Chromatin status of distinct quality sperm samples was also evaluated using the Diff-Quik stain set (Dade Behring Inc., Newark, USA), as recently established, and using several types of positive controls [46].
However, we can not exclude that a batch of eggs harvested later may be distinct, although it is from the same female, as not all the eggs mature simultaneously and may be derived from oocytes of distinct quality.
A recent study showed the existence of two distinct quality control compartments.
The presence of the MDE-specific criteria of lack of reactivity to usually pleasurable stimuli and distinct quality of depressed mood predicted the diagnosis of MDE.
Below, terraced down the hillside, are three concentric lines of fortification walls of cyclopean masonry (large irregular stone blocks), built almost certainly on a single occasion, although containing work of three distinct qualities and dates, of which the latest may be attributed to the years following the final recapture of the place by Rome from the Volsci about 330 bc.
This merging of community interests and community action reflects another distinct quality of CBPR: its commitment to advocacy for the public good and creating open access to information.
"Both possessed a distinct quality of remoteness, an important sense of distance, far from the excessively cultivated and commercial metropolitan centre and from the predictably picturesque 'guidebook' imagery of the countryside popular in the years following the end of the Great War".
A distinct quality of depressed mood was present in 100% of the MDE group; but 85% of the ADE group also experienced this symptom.
Everything she made was marked by it, and the distinct quality of that tone is certainly what led to the accusation, true enough, that she was at risk sometimes of self-caricature.
