Sentence examples for usually distinctly from inspiring English sources

Some excellent painted designs in an underglaze blue of variable colour but usually distinctly grayish in tone were executed on a rough porcelain body that is almost stoneware.

The odor of the crushed flesh is mild or faintly phenolic, but is usually distinctly phenolic in the base of the stipe.

The Private Eye, who has, usually, a distinctly Wasp name (Marlowe, Spade), is trying to restore principles of chivalry and compassion to a world that has amputated them.

The MR images are usually collected distinctly over the whole cardiac cycle, so (7) should be discretized according to corresponding imaging instants.

Mars usually appears distinctly yellow, orange, or red; the actual color of Mars is closer to butterscotch, and the redness seen is just dust in the planet's atmosphere.

Furthermore, the lens and cornea usually show distinctly stronger UV absorption in VS than in UVS species (reviewed in [ 16, 17]).

Some protozoans, however, have several flagella that may be scattered over the entire body; in such cases, the flagella usually are fused into distinctly separate clusters.

Emotions are usually viewed as fundamental, distinctly subjective affective states of shorter duration, accompanied by bodily expressions and autonomic changes.

Head with brownish eyes; palpi and proboscis usually bristled; checks prominent, distinctly more than half the eye height; ocellar bristle small and greatly separated; fronto-orbitals undeveloped.

Our phylogenetic analyses of virus variants isolated during the epidemics at Turretfield showed that the virus group seen in 1 year was usually replaced by a distinctly different group of virus variants in the following year's epizootic.

They are often distinctly veined and are usually lilac, purple, or sometimes white in colour.