Sentence examples for use distinctly from inspiring English sources

Recently, Mr. Sato, and other opponents of nuclear power have begun to use distinctly American-sounding "not in my backyard" arguments, noting that almost all of the company's reactors are located in distant towns, far outside the company's Tokyo service area.

Therefore, it is important to use distinctly colored objects.

They found that the two groups used distinctly different strategies to reach the end, using different parts of their brains to do so.

Now, a group of researchers has used distinctly modern techniques to help decipher the mystery, at least in the case of Pech-Merle's famous spotted horses.

The terms transition and interaction are used distinctly in this paper.

First, the reactive surface area is computed from X-ray microtomography data obtained before and after a set of dissolution experiments of pure calcite rock samples using distinctly different brine CO2 mixtures characterizing homogeneous to heterogeneous dissolution regimes.

Although small RNA regulatory pathways (SRRPs) operate using distinctly different mechanisms, they share several common features.

Perry, an opening bowler and a more than handy low-order batter, will likely be a key figure over the coming weeks for Australia (or the Southern Stars to use their distinctly 21st century sobriquet).

Male flour beetles use a distinctly sneaky trick.

The models detailed above use two distinctly different methods of implementing the division operation.

The use of distinctly phenotyped but highly related breast cancer cell lines for delineating DNA methylation signatures that differentiate and classify breast cancers has recently been reported [ 80].