It's a modest, unimposing car that would, except for its distinctive number plates, elicit little attention.
In a distinctive number of patients exclusive medical drug therapy is not sufficient.
They're all overshadowed by Edward Hibbert who plays the narrator and delivers the one distinctive number, a novelty piece called "Love and Real Estate" with his usual aplomb.
It would certainly have given me bragging rights among those fellow children of Holocaust survivors mightily embarrassed by those distinctive blue numbers tattooed on their parents' forearms.
Among a number of possibilities for the distinctive chromosome number, the most likely is the whole genome duplication (tetraploidization) of an ancestor possessing N = 10 pairs of chromosomes [ 6], although this has not been demonstrated.
Primary follicular carcinomas also tend to display a near-diploid set of chromosomes, but are more complex and display distinctive copy number changes involving mainly gains and losses of whole chromosomes.
The languages of this group Abkhaz, Abaza, Adyghian, Kabardian (Circassian), and the nearly extinct Ubykh are noted for the great number of distinctive consonants and limited number of distinctive vowels in their sound systems.
This division takes into account the fact that species within each of the four major clades share a number of characteristics, most importantly a distinctive diploid chromosome number [2], [3], [8]: Hoolock (2n = 38), Hylobates (2n = 44), Symphalangus (2n = 50) and Nomascus (2n = 52).
This division is now widely accepted and takes into account the fact that species within each of the four major clades share a number of characteristics, most importantly a distinctive diploid chromosome number: Hoolock (2n = 38), Hylobates (2n = 44), Symphalangus (2n = 50) and Nomascus (2n = 52) [ 8].
These languages are noted for the great number of distinctive consonants and the limited number of distinctive vowels in their sound systems.
