His idiosyncratically percussive and fragmented piano style was inseparable from his distinctive compositions, of which there are relatively few, yet they are almost all definitively classics.
Lundblad's joke--a wisecrack about her own penchant for stylish shoes--acknowledged the lab's distinctive composition at the time: Most of the people gathered around the table were women.
Within Australia, the population of Tasmania has a distinctive composition both by birthplace and by ethnic heritage.
Interestingly, two of the new H2A.Z variant types (H2A.Z.3.1 and H2A.Z.3.2) described by Simonet et al. [ 2] appear to be related to the main H2A.Z.2 type by comparison between their amino acid sequences [ 4], though the true H2A.Z.2 identity of these two new variants will have to await for the identification of the distinctive 3' UTR composition of their genes [ 4].
The ECMs of different microenvironments have distinctive compositions and architectures.
An obvious reason for the differential effects of the P. fluorescens strains on the insect is the distinctive genetic compositions of these bacteria.
Instead, prediction of PrDs using the distinctive amino acid composition of these domains [ 30, 36, 37] and assuming primary sequence independence for prion formation [ 28, 29, 39, 56] appears more promising.
The atoms are the Platonic solids (regular, convex polyhedra), each having a distinctive role in the composition of objects.
1– 3 The SC membranes have a distinctive lipid composition consisting of equimolar ratios of cholesterol, ceramides and free fatty acids, which differs from most other membranes.
However, because HF species display very few distinctive morphological features, the assessment of the taxonomic composition of natural assemblages remains a difficult task.
