Sentence examples for use of distinctive from inspiring English sources

Complex sentences with subtle use of distinctive conjunctions were a feature of the Classical language, and effective play was made with the possibilities offered by flexible word order.

The terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 ignited interest in more precise ways to identify people, particularly in the field of biometrics, which makes use of distinctive body features.

An early proponent of unified branding — the consistent use of distinctive type and imagery to identify a company — Unimark has been credited with awakening the corporate world to Modernist design thinking.

Mash-ups, or the use of distinctive services for the creation of new and interesting applications, are one of the most interesting concepts behind the Web 2.0 phenomenon.

This article contributes to globalization theories by arguing that 'halfway' nodes are more likely to actively create, rather than passively pass on, 'symbolic flows' in China through the use of distinctive design languages.

As shown in the middle panel of Fig.  2b, the signal profiles of the SH2-PLA and far-Western are similar despite their use of distinctive assay readouts (Ct values vs. bands).

Facenda's contract had barred the commercial use of his distinctive voice.

The Barbados seal suggested to him the use of the distinctive trident.

Ferdinand Wögerbauer's décor is minimal, but Mr. Stein makes good use of the distinctive Felsenreitschule stage in the final act.

In some languages that make use of lexically distinctive tones, tone puns (words alike but for having different tones) are a form of word play.

One thing that brings together what the beer writer Randy Mosher has called "all this joyful chaos" is the use of highly distinctive yeasts.