Upon learning that Childs had increased the size of the building, partly to create more marketable office space, and shortened Libeskind's asymmetrical spire, Libeskind appealed directly to Pataki, convincing him that honoring the master plan meant keeping his 1,776 foot height and distinctive top.
The test specimens were produced with two distinctive targeted rivet head heights separated by 0.3 mm.
Hours earlier, the building's most distinctive feature, a double-height, glass-walled tower had fallen victim to the wrecking ball.
Our great success in the biological landscape, in turn, is mainly because of the fact that the distinctive intelligence that the height and shape represent has enabled us to control and modify the surrounding environment.
It has been suggested that patients sustaining injuries from a fall from height have distinctive characteristics with an increased trauma severity and with different pattern of injuries in comparison with other mechanisms of blunt trauma [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 16].
The species produces mushrooms with dark reddish-brown caps up to 15 mm across, dark purplish-brown stems up to 45 mm in height and distinctive, arched, brown gills.
The measurement of the burning rates and flame heights showed two distinctive behaviors; an induction period from the initial self-sustained flame to the peak mass loss rate followed by a steady phase from the peak of mass loss rate until the manual extinguishment.
These columns rise to different heights, creating a distinctive vertical effect.
Mr. Bond struck an imposing and impressive figure, as his height and his distinctive voice gave authority and drama to his educational presentations.
There just seemed to be something so incongruous about the master chef as spy: perhaps it was the fact that her imposing height and her distinctive voice would make it nearly impossible for her to blend into a crowd.
