He is struck by the distinct "sensitivity" of the bathroom and the passionate linens.
In addition, closely-related species could be discriminated by the distinct hybridization patterns.
They are coordinately expressed but encoded by the distinct genes, COL1A1 and COLIA2, respectively.
The Bush administration seems untroubled by the distinct differences between the acts of Sept. 11 and other acts of violence in the world.
The presence of Mr. Zeldin, now the society's chairman, was telegraphed by the distinct aroma of the cigar he smoked on his way to the restaurant.
Even in that short time, the cordials had metamorphosed into something deeply perfumed and rich with citrus and spice, overlaid by the distinct flavors of the spirits.
Elaine and Mel were part of that audience, with tastes elevated and made eccentrically rigorous by the distinct bias of high musical culture in Los Angeles in the nineteen-forties — there was chamber music, and then there was everything else.
Not surprisingly, these three principal solutions of tradition, command, and market are distinguished by the distinct attributes they impart to their respective societies.
We show that AAV-3B has a lower affinity for heparin than AAV-2, which can be rationalized by the distinct features of the AAV-3B capsid.
Textile materials are characterised by the distinct hierarchy of structure, which should be represented by a model of textile geometry and mechanical behaviour.
If managers choose to intervene to reduce canopy fuel mass and continuity, actions should be guided by the distinct ecological attributes of the different forest types.
