They still appeal to two small but distinct constituencies.
The latest update includes a small but distinct subset of initialisms popularised by parenting websites and forums such as Mumsnet.
The Kipchak Turks are a group of small, but distinct peoples including the Kumyk, Nogay, Karachay, and Balkar.
Iraqi officials have remarked on a small but distinct migration westward of the jihadis in their midst.
A small but distinct fraction of the introduced bacteria activated the Pm promoter and thus appeared to sense a PCB-2 degradation product in the alfalfa rhizosphere.
Last Wednesday, Serena Williams posted a selfie to Snapchat that showed her in a bright yellow one-piece swimsuit, her body cocked to the side to reveal a small but distinct baby bump.
The magnetic nanotags attach themselves to the outer antibody on the sandwich, where they alter the ambient magnetic field in a small but distinct and detectable way that is sensed by the detector.
But his campaign is, improbably, gaining momentum in a way that speaks to the state of Russian politics — in particular, the extraordinary hunger for a fresh face in a small but distinct part of the electorate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 - For all the talk about a politically polarized nation, there are defectors out there among the electorate, a relatively small but distinct subset who voted for the presidential nominee of one party four years ago and now are prepared to vote for that of the other on Tuesday.
This large shift in magnitude may be due to a number of factors, including increasing within-lake productivity, increasing disequilibrium between the isotopic balance of the lake with the atmosphere as the lake became isotopically 'mature', and declining soil respiration linked to small, but distinct retreat in forest biomes.
He also knows how to highlight small but distinct performances, like those by Jennifer Irwin as the simpering gofer Carol and Michael Rosenbaum as Dutch, a domesticated Mad Max with a sentimental streak who's the inappropriate boyfriend of the office hottie.
