The shell is smooth, small, and distinctive in form; a fold and sulcus (groove) are present in the valves, and the pedicle opening (for the anchoring foot) is round.
It's an attractive and distinctive design in a world of flat aluminium slabs.
There were tall ceilings, white marble hallways, exposed brick walls and distinctive windows in a building that at one time had been a coveted address.
Sit and read the text of Menzies Campbell's leader's speech to the Liberal Democrats in Brighton and you will read a meaty and distinctive liberal address in a long and great tradition.
Starbucks has established a distinctive in-store experience that ties into local preferences and community events.
If the church cannot offer a message more spiky and distinctive than social democracy in a clerical collar, it will fail that test.
So, as well as setting out our savings plan this morning, we are also announcing proposals to restructure news and target investments in our future - in the digital transformation of BBC News, in our own original and distinctive journalism, in making this a better place to work".
The Green leader, Caroline Lucas, promised today to be a radical and distinctive voice in parliament after overturning a hefty Labour majority in Brighton to become her party's first-ever MP.
The Bristol Harbour course has striking lake views and five brilliant and distinctive closing holes in a classic woodland setting.
Its high-tech design has no rivets or seams to trap food, and distinctive indentations in the handle ensure a good grip.
American country singer who achieved international recognition, most notably for his smooth yodeling voice and distinctive pencil-thin mustache; in a six-decade career, he recorded some 500 songs and sold more than 70 million albums worldwide.
