The next morning, Montenegrin television repeatedly showed Milo Djukanovic, the prime minister, celebrating with champagne.And yet, as the festivities died down, a distinct note of complaint started to be heard and not just from those who had voted to keep the union with Serbia.
A distinct note of resignation has crept into conversations.
Seamless and delicious, with brilliant harmony and a distinct note of minerality.
For every bird separately a direct discriminant function analysis was carried out (Tables 1 3) with beak gape and OEC expansion as predictors for distinct note types.
Needham & Co. analyst Dalton Chandler sees Preview Travel's position as the exclusive online provider of Fodor's Travel Guide information as a distinct advantage and notes that the company has met or beat his estimates since he initiated coverage.
The confetti meatloaf, served on toasted baguette bread as a sandwich, is tempered with chopped vegetables and distinct note of cumin, which gives it almost a curry flavor.
First noted as a distinct breed about 1700, it was later named after a character created by Sir Walter Scott in his novel Guy Mannering (1815).
The characteristics of each came through vividly, and the sound was perhaps most impressive in the lower reaches of Liszt's "Dante" Sonata, where what can easily turn into pitchless, rhythmless murk came through as a rushed profusion of distinct notes.
As for Mr. Keyser, he plans to win using Scharfer Max, a slightly stinky, washed-rind Alpine cheese that has a distinct oniony note to it.
It should be noted that hemangiopericytomas (initially described as a distinct neoplasm of pericytic origin) and SFTs actually constitute a single entity with a morphological continuum [ 2].
