Microsoft learned through industry sources that Apple had bought large quantities of high-quality aluminum from a mine in Australia to create the distinctive cases for the iPad, according to a former Microsoft employee involved in the discussions, who did not wish to be named talking about internal matters.
The mahatma is a distinctive case, but swap in "my Hindu/Jewish/Buddhist neighbor" for Gandhi, and you can see why many religious Americans find the idea of eternal punishment for wrong belief increasingly unpalatable.
Five distinctive cases were tested for each fuel, obtaining a complete characterization of the combustion processes in comparable conditions.
In a notable performance in Salzburg on Mozart's birthday, he and the violist Yuri Bashmet made a strong case for a distinctive individuality from each soloist.
Stanford (2001, 2006) suggests that these efforts to prove that all our theories must have empirical equivalents fall roughly but reliably into global and local varieties, and that neither makes a convincing case for a distinctive scientific problem of contrastive underdetermination.
Such a distinctive BBC stance would help its case for future public funding, he says.
This is particularly the case for breeds with distinctive phenotypic traits, such as horn shape in VAL and GIR, and horns and coat colours in the ORO breed.
"The column," says the description prepared by the News/Opinion Divide Committee, "often has a distinctive point of view and makes a case for it with reporting".
We foresee more celebrities choosing ever more distinctive names for their children, to strengthen their case for trademark protection.
