Crown, from the earliest times, a distinctive head ornament that has served as a reward of prowess and a sign of honour and dominion.
He was tall, with a distinctive head — wispy colorless hair like a baby's, and a skeletal face with thick red lips.
But for all his enthusiasm for fieldwork – those who know him describe a distinctive, head-down gait, the result of decades of scanning the ground for insects – biology alone has never satisfied Wilson.
A typical headache attack would start with a mild pain restricted in the right supraorbital margin point and almost immediately after the onset of this pain the patient would suffer a distinctive head pain in the ipsilateral side.
With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world.
The Madeiran bird has green upperparts, whitish underparts and two white wingbars, and a distinctive head pattern with a black eye stripe, short white supercilium, and a crest that is mainly orange in the male and yellow in the female.
In particular, a small (∼5%) but consistent population of CMG particles was seen to form a clear dimeric species that adopts a distinctive head-to-head configuration through its MCM N-terminal regions, and which consistently orients the GINS Cdc45 subcomplex toward opposing sides of the two ring.
Observed up close the bill is complexly multicolored, and the shield is narrow, but creates a crease down the middle of the crown, giving this coot a particularly distinctive head shape.
Three-striped Warbler generally has a very distinctive head pattern, although there is some geographic variation in this character among the 11 recognized subspecies of this very widespread warbler.
Kieran is shorter than the other two; he has a big distinctive head with deep-hooded eyes, whose glance mostly idles downward, and several days' growth of strong black beard.
It has a small distinctive head with large eyes and triangular ears.
