What makes Morisi-Coppola Pasta distinctive is that the factory uses vintage pasta machines (circa 1913) that are more hands-on than modern equipment.
Throughout both houses there are oak floors and the distinctive black-framed windows that are original to the factory.
The distinctive shaftway connecting the two levels of the Chocolate Factory in Queens is the theatrical gift that keeps on giving.
The seven-story brick structure, whose facades on Henry and Middagh Streets feature distinctive metal medallions, was built in 1885 as a factory for the Mason Au & Magenheimer Confectionery Manufacturing Company.
The designer Steven Alan, for one, while avoiding the Bryant Park tents, makes his distinctive rumpled dress shirts, which sell for $168, in factories in the United States, many in New York City.
Generalizations float away into absurdity: in 19th-century America, Keller asserts, speaking of assembly lines and factories, "people, like things, were unique and distinctive, created one at a time, knowable as discrete entities.
Food is at the very heart of the opposition of the global and the local, where the global is represented by the bland, ubiquitous and factory-produced and the local by nationally distinctive, handmade foodstuffs.
The roving NADA art fairs have set up camp at some distinctive places, including an oceanfront hotel in Miami Beach and a former factory in Hudson, N.Y.
Examining how the hazards related to this change were managed establishes a set of distinctive patterns that directed decisions and actions years before the Bhopal factory was constructed.
Four pavilions of distinctive treasures await you at the Central New York Regional Flea Market (2100 Park Street, 315-422-8647): odd lots, factory mistakes and future antiques.
