Sentence examples for representing a distinct from inspiring English sources

What if, like our northern European neighbours, Britain had a proportional electoral system generating coalitions of relatively small parties, each representing a distinct interest group?

Each instance Phone-i is a p-state and also an l-state representing a distinct system.

The case studies are houses situated in four different locations each one representing a distinct Algerian climatic zone.

Tasks for IALS were developed around three domains, each representing a distinct and important aspect of literacy (Kirsch and Jungeblut 1986).

Each contextual parameter, representing a distinct area of human experience, is a variable that offers its own set of variant possibilities.

Modular biospheres take advantage of the unique properties of closure, as representing a distinct system "metabolism" and therefore are essentially a "mini-world".

Specifically, they represent a distinct, important and oddly inspiring subcategory of error.

This represents a distinct shift in tone from the Bush era.

But theologically, Mr. Ashcroft represents a distinct strain in Christianity known as Pentecostalism.

The Obama initiative represents a distinct break from that policy, as part of a fundamental shift in diplomatic approach.

Whether the incidents represent a distinct eruption of campus violence or even a consistent trend remains an open question.