The answer seems equally obvious: Good wine shops offer a great assortment of distinctive bottles.
One of my favorite people to receive a note from has an assortment of distinctive note cards for different occasions.
Colossal redwoods dominate Muir Woods National Monument, while fog-shrouded grassland, maritime chaparral and coastal scrubland adapted to the distinctive Mediterranean climate accommodate a remarkable assortment of endangered plants.
In the cornea, the allocation of epithelial cells is followed by an assortment of cells such that a distinctive pinwheel pattern is observed in both mouse and rat (Collinson 2004; Iannaccone et al. 2012).
Other genomic elements like SNPs tend to form smaller scale-invariant clusters within chromosomes, a finding presumably attributable to the random and independent assortment of haplotype blocks, each with distinctive genealogical histories[ 3, 4].
We've learned that high-level corruption, like fine wine, has an assortment of characteristic top notes, subtle accents and distinctive mouth feels that make for a range of tastes and aftertastes.
The fresh interior boasts a variety of plush, sweet yet chic features including distinctive floral wall coverings, wood floors, hot pink settee, sparkling chandelier, as well as an assortment of exciting new designers.
In one of the most distinctive works the artist Darina Karpov traced Mr. Esber's drawing with a crazed assortment of often superfine patterns that look as if a breeze might scatter them.
The fact that Outsports could still seem so distinctive a couple of decades into the age of the Internet — with its endless assortment of blogs, Web sites, chat groups and more — says something about the enduring taboo of being a gay athlete.
A ponytail of ivory horsehair hangs from a wooden hook, across from an assortment of zinc templates whose shapes are unmistakable -- the outline of the distinctive curves of a violin.
