Sentence examples for this distinctive form from inspiring English sources

In the Quaternary, the island lacked terrestrial mammals, and this distinctive form was presumably descended from its continental relative.

Rationality is the distinctive form that intelligence takes in human beings as animals.

Cell architecture and level of deposition of haemosiderin, the distinctive form of iron found in iron-loaded tissues, were assessed.

These long-roofed houses exhibit the distinctive form and the principal building components which contribute to their architectural identity.

Kimberlé Crenshaw (1998) introduced the idea of intersectionality in her account of the distinctive form of discrimination faced by black women.

The emergence of logical analysis as the distinctive form of analysis in early analytic philosophy is outlined in §6 of the main document.

Properly reconstructed, critical social inquiry is the basis for a better understanding of the social sciences as the distinctive form of practical knowledge in modern societies.

For to do so would be to subvert and ultimately destroy what constitutes the family as the distinctive form of human association it is.

This implies that distinctive form of TCTP may exist to separately interact with its different intracellular partners.

As he points out, this view is 'a highly distinctive form of physicalism that has much in common with property dualism and that many physicalists will want to reject' (Chalmers 2010, p. 152).

Communication is seen from this perspective as the exercise of a distinctive form of practical rationality.