One must also notice that even though these linkers behave somewhat like the English complementizer "that" with regard to wh-extraction, each of these linkers has a distinctive historical origin, which may have an impact on their current behaviors as complementizers.
As such, they may have unexpectedly functioned as a distinctive and rich origin for gene novelty within the framework of animal evolution.
As stated above, the two-photon images shown in Figure 1 were acquired using an excitation wavelength of 740 nm, and while tissue components had fairly distinctive 'colors', the origins of these signals were difficult to quantify.
The Paarl property is magnificently memorable right down to its distinctive name, of debatable origin: Some say 17th-century farmers likened the land plot's shape to the Bible's Tower of Babel; others say they named it for the linguistic melting pot that was the valley at the time, with Dutch, French, German and Khoi and San languages intermingling.
PTC is a primary thyroid cancer of follicular epithelial cell origin with distinctive nuclear features.
We report the genetic background of seven independent thyroid cell lines of papillary, follicular or anaplastic origin, highlighting distinctive chromosomal markers as well as common genomic regions of interest for future studies.
The origins of distinctive compositional dependence of relative permittivity, ɛr, in the Pb-free piezoelectric system (1 − x) Na0.5K0.5NbO3 xLiTaO3, x ⩽ 10 mol.% modified with BiScO3 have been revealed using transmission electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray analysis (TEM-EDX).
Rodgers is perhaps best remembered for his distinctive blue yodel (whose origins have been ascribed to everything from Tirolese minstrels to work-gang calls to attempts to imitate a train whistle); it was popularized in "Blue Yodel No. 1" and was at the heart of some dozen other recorded versions.
Our results show that early and late replication origins present distinctive nucleosomal configurations, which are preferentially associated to different genomic regions.
He has, in particular, studied the origin of chromosomally distinctive lineages, and the hybrid zones between those lineages, using shrews and mice as models.
