Their distinctive genes were indications of relatively recent isolation.
Two residues halfway down the S6 segment exhibited distinctive spin spin coupling, an indication of intersubunit proximity.
An indication of the distinctive nature of service life, and the type of personality forged by an authoritarian environment, lies in the nicknames of General Charles Krulak's father and godfather.
This is one of the downsides of the European PDO and PGI (protected designation of origin and protected geographic indication) schemes, designed to protect the special, distinctive status of regional foodstuffs.
"Virtually any type of symbol, device, word, indication is registrable so long as it's distinctive," said Paul Goldstein, a law professor at Stanford University.
carvi [146] and C. montanum [143]) and the concurrent absence of its 5-glucosides in C. carvi may be an indication that the biosynthesis of 5-glucosides of furanocoumarins is a distinctive characteristic of the Algerian species, C. montanum [143].
The spectra showed no indication of sulphur in the coating without PEDOT PSS and a small, but distinctive, sulphur peak for the coating with PEDOT PSS.
We meet people who behave like him, with a very British sarcasm, an indication of former glorious times but having to admit that times have changed, a very dignified and distinctive bitterness.
This was an indication of the degree to which Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich's The Legend of Xanadu and its percussive gimmick - the distinctive sound of a whip lashing during the chorus - had impinged on the public consciousness.
