The community is distinctive both for its early commitment to diversity and its well-preserved collection of midcentury modern houses, said Tod Bryant, the historic preservation consultant who wrote the National Register nomination.
"Alfa Romeos are distinctive both for their often striking and notably Italian design, and for their engineering, which makes them a joy to drive," said Brewster Thackeray, president of the Alfa Romeo Owners Club-U.S.A. Club-U.S.A.s hAlfaalways been sownerst eccentric; we put up withavee calwaysing demanding and sometimes temperamental in exchange for the joy they deliver".
For each crystal, these two effects may be distinctive, for its microenvironment in vivo may be unique.
But the police units assigned to cover prominent politicians seem to be distinctive for what can often become an explicit tension between loyalty and duty.
Hence, the simple linear rescaling does not work and the latency maps are found to be distinctive for every neuron.
Your brand should be distinctive, valued and stand for something.
It was distinctive for its conservatism, for its 1968 fidelity to price theory, for its interest in empirical studies, but not so much in formal modeling.
In conclusion, we have shown that ASPM and microcephalin have variable expression levels in primary cultures of malignant cells derived from ovarian tumour ascites and that there are distinctive localisation patterns for both proteins.
The sedge land and moorlands are distinctive for wombats, and the coastal heaths for green rosellas, platypuses, and short-nosed echidnas.
