It's another dark kit, but it's elegant and distinctive, especially given that each rider's name is printed on his back, and is a huge improvement on last year's dull outfit.
The role of the chromosome 8 locus, with its distinctive UTRs, remains elusive; given that it appears more distinct from the two other loci, in both coding and non-coding respects, this gene may fulfil a more distinctive role and could conceivably vary in spatial expression as well as temporal.
This explanation can also be applied to the visual system, given that its distinctive resonance frequencies are in principle similar to the constituent frequencies of the transient response.
One alternative, reproductive character displacement, that is, the increase of isolation between taxa that are already good species (as opposed to reinforcement), seems less likely, given that all distinctive traits have a plausible ecological background.
It is interesting that inconsistencies occur between Verbal and Material processes, given that they have distinctive syntactic characteristics separating them (Martin et al., 1997:1997.
It would therefore be incorrect to conclude that a developmental theory of history is distinctive of the liberal tradition; nevertheless, given that figures of the Scottish Enlightenment such as Ferguson and Smith were among its leading expositors, it is strongly associated with liberalism.
"And I figured -- given that all of Tim Burton's movies have such a distinctive look -- that he'd then have some very specific directions for me.
This too seems reasonable given that we now know that binge eating disorder has a distinctive presentation, distribution and course.
It's what gives that distinctive, heady tension to their plays, the friction that sends the minds of receptive theatergoers into exhilarated overdrive.
