These actions provide a rich and distinctive form of awareness that cannot be generated or recreated through skin activations alone.
His new English-language film, This Must Be the Place – starring Sean Penn as Cheyenne, a retired goth rocker living in Dublin – has superbly elegant and distinctive forms: looming camera movements, bursts of pop, deadpan comedy, quasi-hallucinatory perspective lines in landscapes in which singular figures look vulnerably isolated.
The approval of central government along with the laissez-faire approach of local authorities has enabled distinctive forms of grassroots care and support models to emerge and flourish.
As early as the 1860s, Karl Ulrichs was publishing research that suggested men and women could not only be bisexual, but that there were two distinctive forms of bisexuality: conjunctive and disjunctive.
The case studies of Orange Farm and Hillbrow presented in this paper reveal distinctive forms of community identity.
Their participation in their own species' distinctive forms of life if there are any does not depend upon, and might well be impaired by, their possession of the cognitive attributes of normal adult humans.
There are two distinctive forms of glanders, the acute form characterized by septicemia and pulmonary infection and the chronic form characterized by suppurative infection [ 4].
Many places in Guangdong have distinctive forms of folk art; examples are the woodcuts of Chaozhou and the stone engravings of Shunde.
There are other distinctive forms of art theft.
Those deaths created distinctive forms of grief: traumatized, uncomprehending, unrelentingly public.
