Cowell had insisted she join him on the show – broadcasting in the US for the first time this year – but, in a rare setback for the music mogul, Cole was simply unable to convince executives at Fox that her distinctive accent would be understood by American viewers.
Millennium, his 2008 book, had looked at the distinctive culture that had emerged from the rubble of the Roman empire in western Europe.
He and other developers said that distinctive condos at the high end of the scale seem to be the hottest properties right now — even at locations that are not on the waterfront.
As when arguing for a triage approach to species conservation, it may be useful and efficient to highlight those populations of an endangered species that are at once distinctive and that carry genetic responsibility for other populations.
You might also, however, hope for a show that's distinctive, or at least appears that way, and that's often what you get at this early stage.
These surnames are almost exclusively established Welsh surnames (Jones, Davies, Evans, Thomas, Hughes, James and Phillips), surnames that are distinctive, but at a scale that is region specific.
"In cases of some adverse drug effects, companies may be able to go and look for specific genotypes that are distinctive and at risk for an adverse event".
However, amplitude at this distinctive distance was clearly present in our data, meaning that the majority of the U VI) must reside within the hematite, although it was not possible to eliminate some fraction of uranium residing within the goethite.
He arrived at this distinctive world view during the 23 years (the last 10 of them as director) that he spent at IIED, from 1976 to 1999.
Caribou, Air and Primal Scream provide the noise at this distinctive Cambridgeshire lakeside daydream.
