As each story is read, a cluster of circles shows how many "cigarettes" are left (the book also came in a distinctive package resembling a cigarette packet).
The Engine offers these innovators a realistic pathway to the marketplace through a distinctive package of resources: "patient capital," affordable local space, access to highly specialized equipment, streamlined legal and business services, and expertise, from prototype to scale-up.
The Engine's support for entrepreneurs will include a "distinctive package of resources," Reif said: "patient" capital, affordable local space, access to highly specialized equipment, streamlined business services, and expertise.
The gang sold its crack in distinctive packaging -- a vial with a blue top on it.
It carefully orchestrates its products the latest and greatest in books, music and videos and the shopping experience, from the clean design of Web pages to a streamlined "one-click" purchase to the distinctive packaging that arrives at the doorstep.
A good example of this is Bournville, an easily available brand (in the UK) with distinctive packaging.
Quaker City, formerly known as Gyro Worldwide, came up with the concept for Hendrick's, which was introduced in 1999, and developed the distinctive packaging — the bottle looks as if it came from an apothecary shop, circa 1900, on The Strand in London — in addition to serving as the brand's creative agency.
It has its own distinctive packaging, which separates it from other dayparts and helps make it a special experience.
The drivers are understood to have identified packages as carrying illicit drugs from their distinctive packaging – or because they were addressed to recognised false names.
Presented initially in plain bottles, Gonzalez said her firm planned to develop more distinctive packaging to market the colognes both in Cuba and overseas.
