They quickly attracted attention for their idiosyncratic and sometimes confrontational work, and for being a highly distinctive couple, both personally and physically: Jones was tall, black and powerfully built, while Zane was small, lithe and Italian-Jewish.
Max Ophuls is a highly distinctive name, well known to movie lovers as that of a German-born actor and stage director who, beginning in 1930, directed films in Germany, France, Russia, Italy, the Netherlands, and, after 1946, the United States.
Paul Moorhouse, the gallery's curator of 20th century portraits, said: "Craigie Aitchison was a highly distinctive artist whose singular vision was rooted in an acute sensitivity to colour and subtle implications of meaning.
"Craigie Aitchison was a highly distinctive artist whose singular vision was rooted in an acute sensitivity to colour and subtle implications of meaning," Paul Moorhouse, the museum's curator of 20th-century portraits, told the BBC.
This is a highly distinctive feature.
Kiwi is a highly distinctive, flightless and endangered ratite bird endemic to New Zealand.
Basmati rice of the Indian subcontinent is a highly distinctive rice because of its unique grain quality, elongation upon cooking and aroma traits.
As this lesion load is far more pronounced than the TDP-43 lesions, it can be assumed that the presence of p62 pathology is a highly distinctive feature of C9orf72-associated FTLD [Al-Sarraj et al., 2011].
This study confirms that X. albilineans is a highly distinctive species within the genus Xanthomonas, and opens new perpectives towards a greater understanding of the pathogenicity of this destructive sugarcane pathogen.
The book, set in Kent 2000 years after a nuclear holocaust, is written in a highly distinctive, phonetically mutated English.
