BATH, ENGLAND — The refined city of Bath has 5,000 properties deemed so distinctive that they are not be touched by a wayward developer or over-enthusiastic home renovator without permission from the council and, usually, approval by the vigilant Bath Preservation Trust.
Don't, in other words, use state coercion to create a distinctive pattern of rights deemed ever so desirable in the eye of some political beholder.
The memos - dubbed the "black spider" letters because of the Prince's distinctive, spindly handwriting - were deemed by some to be unconstitutional.
The premier cru is a step up from village wine because the Clos des Myglands vineyard is deemed to have the potential for expressing more distinctive characteristics.
In 2015, Stihl, a leading manufacturer of power tools, was deemed to have trade dress protection for its distinctive orange-and-grey color scheme.
And over the last several years, especially in 2012, Mr. Kimmel has begun to emerge as a well-respected, distinctive late-night star, one ABC finally deemed ready for the big stage, the show right after the late local newscasts.
As such, accurate and distinctive quantification of ccn1 and ccn2 was deemed warranted.
Jaci Stephen of the Daily Mail described Meyer as the series' "only distinctive character", while Peter Paterson, also of the Daily Mail, deemed Meyer a welcome change to the caring, politically correct and compassionate characters seen in Casualty.
Last week, The Times reported that one of the leading anthrax authorities and two colleagues believe that distinctive chemicals in the mailed anthrax suggest it was produced by sophisticated manufacturing, which the scientists deemed far beyond Dr. Ivins's capabilities.
Hart brought his distinctive ears and best Canadian accent to the part of Doctor Franklin Hall, a physicist and all-round brainiac deemed so valuable he was under SHIELD protection 24/7.
