The usual recompense for somebody with David O'Doherty's levels of wit, charm and distinctiveness would be a couple of hit DVDs, at least, and a lot more fame.
The distinctiveness of Hull will be a key part of the year's programme.
As the sender of the signal, the pup must produce not only the vocalisations, but there must be a sufficient level of individual distinctiveness in those vocalisations to allow for discrimination [43].
Mary Ewing Mulligan, co-author of "Wine for Dummies," said a result was a loss of distinctiveness.
Also consistent is the distinctiveness of a population that may represent an undescribed species, from Pedernales Springs [ 10].
No? Surely their lack of impact on the wider scene is a sign of their distinctiveness and idiosyncratic quality.
Semantic relevance is a measure of the distinctiveness and importance of an object's features, that is, concepts may have many semantic features but only a small number of features are relevant for distinguishing it from closely related concepts.
All of this literary production was accompanied by a strong essayistic tradition whose main topic was the distinctiveness of Latin American culture and, within that culture, the individual cultures of the various countries.
A systematic review of quality of coding suggested that completeness of coding may be related to distinctiveness of diagnosis [ 11].
The most evident pattern in both population-based and individual-based analyses is the distinctiveness of barley varieties unique to low populations.
