(This made me think of Wes Montgomery, who developed a distinctive method of playing electric guitar with his thumb, rather than a pick, because he needed a softer sound — his wife was sleeping in the next room).
Rose says this distinctive method of toolmaking, classified as "Nubian Middle Stone Age," is unique to a region of Sudan in northeast Africa and has never been found outside the Nile Valley in northeast Africa.
(If this is all getting a bit complex, welcome to my life and my somewhat distinctive methods of investigation. For the full story, check out my book Vultures' Picnic).
Moreover, after 37 years, leaves mounted with this distinctive method do not show any signs of the deterioration typical of the other mounting media mentioned here (Fig. 1E).
Edsall's distinctive method combines his own reporting with rigorous use of data from across the social sciences, including psychology and anthropology.
Philosophy cum conceptual analysis and intuition-pumping should be abandoned in favor of empirical science; philosophy is simply the more abstract and reflective part of empirical science and lays claim to no distinctive methods or body of knowledge.
The highly distinctive Egyptian method of rendering nature and artistic style was also a creation of early times and can be seen in most works of Egyptian art.
From the work of Roman Jakobson, of the same school of linguistic thought, Lévi-Strauss adopted the so-called distinctive feature method of analysis, which postulates that an unconscious "metastructure" emerges through the human mental process of pairing opposites.
Locke sees this manifested in the artist's ability to make of "the racial substance something technically distinctive," a method of giving expression to a specific type of experience that allows for full expression of that experience across cultural, racial, or ethnic boundaries.
Many 19th-century historians who were not direct disciples of Hegel were nevertheless idealists of some sort; they focused on the cultures created by peoples and believed that the study of history used distinctive methods and was radically different from, but not inferior to, natural science.
Some of these independents have developed distinctive methods as well as aesthetics—regarding subject matter, picture, and performance that are apt for the means of production.
