Sentence examples for remarkably distinct from inspiring English sources

Although there is no obvious path, the carvings are worth searching out and are remarkably distinct.

The Wakhī language is remarkably distinct from its neighbours and has many archaic features.

After a verse of the "National Anthem" had been sung, the Prince of Wales read a brief address, and Her Majesty, in a voice so remarkably distinct that it could be heard over the whole building, said: "I cannot but express my great admiration for this beautiful building, and my earnest wishes for its complete success".

According to this model, Australia has remained separate from other continents since the Eocene Epoch (55.8 million to 33.9 million years ago) and had been in contact only with an already polar Antarctica from the Late Cretaceous onward, which helps to explain its remarkably distinct flora and fauna.

The products are remarkably distinct".

But all of this custom complexity allows Pantheon to offer a remarkably distinct service in the world of Drupal hosting.

Remarkably, three distinct nodA genes were found in the pSym, a characteristic that may contribute to the broad host range of these rhizobia.

Extensive studies have shown that miRNA expression in the skin changes remarkably during distinct stages of the hair cycle in humans, mice, goats and sheep.

Remarkably, five distinct ERBB2-positive breast cancer concepts (two from cell lines and three from tumor cohorts) were independently associated with this LD PR-gene signature.

(A ) scheme of optic cup development (lateral view over time) including the results of nuclear tracking from the presumptive CMZ back in time to the lens-averted epithelium, remarkably two distinct domains became apparent within the lens-averted epithelium as the source for the presumptive CMZ.

Remarkably, four distinct Dact genes were found in lizards and snakes, in turtles and in the coelacanth, while five dact genes were present in the gar as well as in the Tilapia, Medaka and the Atlantic cod, six in zebrafish, four in the stickleback and in pufferfish.