The Clear Channel operations are moving from five separate offices in Manhattan and New Jersey, and Mr. Wilson has given each station its own distinct offices, production area and color scheme within the New York headquarters.
Their method involves dividing the cancer registry into two operationally distinct offices.
Apparently there is a distinct methodology for gaining office in student government at the high school: You've got to be funny, and you've got to be popular.
"We are a distinct group, because our offices were completely destroyed," said Michael Koulouroudis, the owner of an import-export company and the leader of a small-business advocacy group.
Mr. Foer's Washington office exhibits a distinct secular-Jewish sensibility, if a less borscht belt-y one than he shows in "Jewish Jocks".
The 100 or so guests stood or sat in folding chairs under bright fluorescent lights in a space adjoining a large startup workplace that contained a distinct no-no of Silicon Valley office culture: cubicles.
One of the most interesting threads in the book is the intersection between business and movements with a Utopian strain: modernism lent American office buildings a distinct aesthetic, before the counterculture of the 1960s helped shape the ideology of Silicon Valley.Yet Mr Saval believes that these promises have been repeatedly betrayed.
And its not just working mothers, fathers want more time with their kids too and millenials have worlds of interests outside of the office with a distinct entrepreneurial mindset to their careers.
He said the Home Office had shown a "distinct unwillingness to engage proactively with the problem".
Since the creation of the capital's mayoralty in 2000, a distinct ideology has congealed around that office.
In fact, the Giants' front office has adopted a distinct and defiant strategy for the season, one best shown by the team's growing determination to force quarterback Kerry Collins to prove his worth in 2002, the final year of his contract.
