Moreover, it may overlook the distinctive source of the particularistic obligation not in the needs of children so much as in their being one's own.
But there are also more distinctive sources of unease in this series, including vengeful fathers and spooky bachelors with violent designs on little girls.
However, these studies do not trace the relative contribution of distinctive sources of water to the body water of animals.
In contrast, exposure assignments in the present study (except for the calibrated estimates in study II) were based on distinctive sources of environmental contamination and were unaffected by physiologic differences in PFOA metabolism.
One of the merits of Amy Seimetz's drama "Sun Don't Shine," from 2012, is that the familiar premise of the story is defamiliarized, treated like a distinctive new source of experience, from the movie's very first shot.
It has taken the better part of 400 years, the filmmaker and installation artist Matthew Buckingham said, to consolidate the idea of the Hudson Valley as a "site," source of a distinctive American aesthetic and Yankee ethos.
In any case, Huike became Bodhidharma's first East Asian disciple and, as the inheritor of his Chan teaching, the first link in a grand lineage of individual transmission that traveled from China to Korea and then to Japan, and helped make Chan and Zen, in their many forms, a distinctive strain of Buddhism and source of a distinctive art.
The GRASS software was chosen because of its high processing capacity and the possibility of creating ad hoc automatic procedures, a distinctive feature of the open source software.
Nevertheless, they have found the means to make Kinshasa a source of distinctive influence in intellectual and popular culture felt throughout Africa.
