This spring alone has offered a distinctive sampler, from the dioramic storytelling of Frankie Cosmos's "Next Thing" to the adrenaline-shot shoegaze of Japanese Breakfast's "Psychopomp" and the feminist punk frenzy of Mish Way, whose band, White Lung, released the excellent "Paradise" last month.
RZA sampled a corny Earl Klugh guitar track, sped up and pitched up, to create the distinctive sample that runs all throughout "Ice Cream".
Using the history of his father's homeland and soaking in the spirit of his mother's French roots, Onra has established himself as a harmonious maestro who can adapt to any type of music as he travels around the globe searching for crates of rare vinyl to pick apart for his distinctive samples.
The Functional Analysis of Individual Microarray Expression (FAIME) we developed allows distinctive sample-level pathway measurements with utility for correlation with continuous phenotypes (e.g. survival).
Several articles described the prevalence of these types being different in distinctive samples: in the general population the most common type was CCV; in women's shelters the most common type was IT [ 17, 20, 21].
A distinctive feature for samples 1′ and 2′ at N = 15 · 103 is a high density of conjunction and aggregation of Au NPs.
For the FP SCWA-TsL sample, a distinctive feature of its spectrum is a clear-cut resolution of the bands at 945 and 886 cm−1 assigned to stretching vibrations of Cr–O when the chromium atom is coordinatively saturated [32].
A distinctive feature of the sample in [ 93] was that all the children had received cochlear implants.
A distinctive and often lovely sampling of Lopez's recent short fiction, characterized by his belief that rewards come to the respectful explorer.
A distinctive and often lovely sampling of Lopez's recent short fiction characterized by the author's belief that rewards come to the respectful explorer.
Since strains vary in the occurrence of particular spacers, each sample produces a distinctive spot pattern, which is then translated into a numerical code of 15 digits known as octal code (Dale et al., 2001).
