Sentence examples for of distinctness from inspiring English sources

Here the distinctness of the variables (the fact that they are distinct) replaces the sign of distinctness "≠" (cf. 5.53).

Although most species of Erigeron on the younger island are distinct genetically, the degree of distinctness is much less than observed among species of Robinsonia on the older island (Figs  3 and 4).

But this appearance of distinctness may be explainable.

Then what if someone identifies the appropriate notion of distinctness and reformulates the exclusion principle accordingly?

Because so many numbers were performed with the same intensity, the dances of various nations occasionally lost a sense of distinctness.

Elon's analyses are thorough but, more strikingly, his approach is even-handed, rare among a people steeped in an ideology of distinctness which has been reinforced by persecution.

Language relativity does not imply that the distinctness of distinct objects cannot go unnoticed.

Sometimes too much charity (as a principle of interpretation) is insufficiently respectful of the distinctness of the other tradition.

Although some client interactions were described as simple sales, many respondents presented themselves as gatekeepers of medicines and knowledge, reflecting a conceptualization of the distinctness of medicines over other commodities.

Any assessment of the distinctness of an observed descriptor value depends on the range of values that the descriptor can potentially take.

In order to provide a visual assessment of the distinctness of the clusters, individual mania profiles (YMRS total scores) of the patients within each cluster were plotted.