Sentence examples for view distinctly from inspiring English sources

On the right, a dorsal (back) view, distinctly showing the two body divisions and the telson.

Users can query genomic scaffolds, which enables users to view distinctly the relevant information for gene annotation and structure when assessing gene models.

(The reviews had been middle of the road. Women's Wear Daily said, "He did not announce any one point of view distinctly enough").

The Mac is still far more open than the iPhone or iPad, but the trend is ominous – and the latest Mac operating systems, which I've installed and tested, are in my view distinctly inferior to the last great Mac system, Snow Leopard.

The analysis of the obtained data is divided into two related but from a statisticians point of view distinctly different concepts.

Our data support the conclusion that these groups should be viewed distinctly, and that our current illness severity scores may not be equally valid in both populations.

But as the bite of the recession grows worse and the need for help from the south becomes more acute, such a view is distinctly a minority one.

He sometimes leaves advisers on opposite sides of an issue with a sense that he has supported their view — a distinctly Obamian quality.

Of course, that view is distinctly different from the one held by Presiding Bishop Griswold, who said the Episcopal Church was flourishing, healthy and "more and more focused on mission and the way it can serve the larger community".

Critical reaction to Andrew Stanton's John Carter, which I actually thought was great fun, suggests it is no longer possible to get weird and wonderful 1930s-style space fantasy material past critics without taking a sideways view of distinctly dated material.

However, in Kelsen's theory the relevant point of view is distinctly a legal one, not some general conception of morality or Reason.