Anversion of this piece originally appearedistinctiveridge's blog.
The Priority Model (Tanabe and Wilbur, 2006) and Huber classifiers are also a distinctive choice for effectively handling PubMed data.
Another distinctive choice is the Jumeriah (means "beautiful") Zabeel Saray, built on the west side of Palm, Dubai's man-made island.
An obvious distinctive choice because at least he fits a type.
Essentially a résumé of the 4th-century Cappadocian Fathers Basil, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Gregory of Nyssa, and expressed in Aristotelian vocabulary, it manifests some distinctive originality in John's choice of texts and annotations reflecting Antiochene analytical theology.
He believes that these "subtle, playful effects" give the airport a distinctive character, together with the choice of typeface, Fedra Sans, which he commissioned from the Slovakian designer Peter Bil'ak for a previous project and contains all of the Central European accents, making it very apt for use in the Austrian capital.
His choice of a short, distinctive name, easily pronounceable by foreigners, helped to raise awareness of the Bauhaus worldwide.
This heterogeneity poses challenges for diagnosis and treatment, since each subtype presents with a distinctive prognosis [ 2] and the choice of therapeutic regimen is predominantly based on tumor subtype and staging parameters [ 3].
By understanding an individual's patterns of behavior that is, by reconstructing the meaningful world that such behavior reveals one can uncover the "fundamental project" or basic choice of oneself that gives distinctive shape to an individual life.
Nevers also shows the Chinese influence in choice of colour, though it added a distinctive manganese purple to the original blue and white of the Chinese ware of the time.
