It is presumably the show's point that time is a cruel leveler, which irons out our distinctive traits as well as our illusions.
This was made possible as scientific advances permitted the identification of distinctive traits in organisms across Eisenack's groups.
Key feature: Enables animators to control and copy the agents -- which can be such creatures as birds, humans and ants -- to create scenes involving thousands of characters with distinctive traits and movements.
Nevertheless, based on distinctive traits, we identified the first and second group of isolates as Rubzovinema sp. and Spilotylenchus sp., respectively.
The island, which is 23 miles long and 9 miles wide, has six towns with distinctive traits.
The vampires are divided into seven clans of the Camarilla, the vampire government, with distinctive traits and abilities.
This precautionary stance helps to explain many of the distinctive traits of conservative Americans as well as right-wing politicians the world over.
It makes him a gay Everyman whose love of opera -- awkwardly underscored in a scene that shows the audience how little it really knows about Andrew -- hardly qualifies as a distinctive trait.
Based on strong morphological similarities N. falkneri is considered as closely related to the genera Orcula, Orculella, Sphyradium and Schileykula [ 1], but as a distinctive trait it features a tooth-like subangularis [ 49], which was yet solely found in some of the extant North-African Orculella species.
They are quite polymorphous but have common distinctive traits such as grog temper, comb design of different pattern and combing surface treatment.
Gaining a deep insight into human evolution, researchers have identified a mutation in a critical human gene as the source of several distinctive traits that make East Asians different from other races.
