Indeed, sometimes vague visual forms that are distinctively named are easier to discriminate (acquired distinctiveness).
Further investigation is needed into the question of whether some forms of interactivity are distinctively digital, and whether digital interactivity has distinctive aesthetic features.
The menu and décor are distinctively Moroccan.
Even in his duets, Cherkaoui chooses partners – Khan, Pagés, Shivalingappa – who are distinctively different from him.
Everything from the courtrooms to the churches to the traffic cops are distinctively, quintessentially Russian.
These are distinctively lively, fresh in a way that street-corner dogs never are.
For good or ill, the tempos, the phrasing, the inflections and especially the sound here are distinctively his.
They are entitled and even obligated to evaluate Woodson under postseason conditions, which are distinctively different from the regular season.
ARTIFICIALLY created beings, whether they be drawn or sculpted, are warmly accepted by viewers when they are distinctively inhuman.
But this is nice, playful work from an emerging company who – like Lorraine herself – are distinctively different.
Of the other performances in the Great Pianists sets, Chopin's F minor Fantasy (1977) and Brahms's "Paganini Variations" (1974) are distinctively regal.
