Sentence examples for small distinct from inspiring English sources

Believing that this rugged, mountainous region was uninhabited, the explorers were stunned to find at least one million people living here in one of the world's most diverse areas, largely in small, distinct communities separated by different cultures, languages and nearly impassable terrain.

Then, in small, distinct print, and in short prosaic sentences on one full page of lined paper he submitted to the police, Mr. Aron told the story of how he had kidnapped, killed and systematically dismembered an 8-year-old boy who had gotten lost one afternoon in Brooklyn on the way back from camp and had sought his help.

The chest radiographic findings of DPO include delicate branching linear opacities and small distinct nodules.

Catalysis is performed by relatively small, distinct protein domains of 10 to 18 kDa for all PPIase families.

Microservices are a way of building applications made up of small, distinct pieces, rather than the single, monolithic application we tended to build in the past.

In general, these studies have tended to concentrate on small, distinct and relatively stable communities such as gangs [6, 7] or inner-city working communities [8].

Elephants and various species of monkeys and baboons are found in forest and savanna woodlands; African forest elephants (a smaller, distinct species of elephant) are limited to the forest.

Therefore, above criterion only needs to examine three groups of LMIs corresponding to the largest, second largest, and the smallest distinct eigenvalues of, respectively.

A smaller distinct pattern was evident in the skin cell populations represented by 2,174 transcripts (Skin-only cluster).

Sik3 expression in the spiral ganglion did not overlap with neurones but with smaller, distinct cells interspersed between them.

They still appeal to two small but distinct constituencies.