Decoratively carved food dishes, stools, headrests, mbira lamellaphones, and snuff bottles come from Zambia, Malawi, and Zimbabwe, together with distinctive baskets, clay pipe bowls carved in animal form, excellent pottery, and fine brass, copper, and aluminum wire intricately wound and plaited to embellish ax handles, hilts and sheaths, and snuff bottles.
A basket feature allows users to collect individual records or set of records by clicking on a distinctive basket icon, which accompanies IDs displayed throughout the interface (cf. summary table in Figure 2).
All around weaving begins -- the distinctive Kawesqar baskets, small with long grassy handles.
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A data compression step first derives a set of basket prototypes which are representative for classes of market baskets with internally more distinctive (complementary) cross-category interdependencies and are responsible for the segmentation of households.
Among the distinctive qualities are symmetrically patterned woven baskets and stools carved out of a single piece of wood.
Another resident, Greg Farmer, 54, said: "You could hear that ladder, the basket — it was a very distinctive sound.
That's because, in its now distinctive un-mad March style, the Irish create large gaps of unused time between baskets.
Most distinctive categories: Spiral collection, products inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's design of the museum building, including a spiral fruit basket ($80) and a martini glass ($20); items for collectors, like Jeff Koons's puppy vase ($1,450).
The baskets, also known as wickers, were not uncommon at golf courses in England and Scotland in the mid-1850s, so it is likely they were the source of Merion's now-distinctive design feature, but officially, there is no proven provenance.
His point was that while Boeing's aircraft or Caterpillar's tractors are distinctive and sought after, corn grown in Iowa is virtually interchangeable with corn grown in Argentina or any other bread-basket country.
