Even Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik offered something distinct to the hip-hop form, with several songs six, seven minutes in length.
Most people familiar with baseball marketing agree that Florida's baseball problem is not a single woe but something distinct to both teams.
Each of these examples illuminates a different aspect of the challenge presented to us by the internet of things, and each has something distinct to teach us.
Paulette Licitra, the publisher and editor, has gathered the prose, poetry and nonfiction of 29 writers, few of whom are food writers but all of whom have something distinct to say.
Each group I tried out had something distinct to offer, and I enjoyed spending time with each.
Barbara van Dahlen, in the tradition of Clara Barton and so many Americans who have come up with their own approaches to addressing our common problems, has something distinct to give.
It is dumbfounding that at some point we normalized the idea of reporting raw trends, like an increasing volume of retweets for a given keyword search, without being able to ask whether that finding was something distinct to our search or merely an overall trend of Twitter itself.
Therefore it has not yet been established if the "Glasgow effect" should be understood as representing a "Scottish effect" [ 10] – the inability of deprivation to explain Scotland's excess mortality over England and Wales - or rather as something distinct to the city of Glasgow [ 7].
Commitment to mechanism as a framework concept is commitment to something distinct from and, for many, exclusive of, these alternative conceptions.
But it was with Dayereh (The Circle) (2000), an absolute masterpiece, that the world noticed Panahi was up to something entirely distinct from what was now characterised as Iranian cinema.
Now in each of these definitions, little attention is paid to the actual methods used by taxonomists and systematists in differentiating between varieties of a species and distinct species, something to which Darwin gave a great deal of attention.
