Extant, planform-based facies models for alluvial deposits are not fully fit for purpose, because they over-emphasise plan form whereas there is little in the alluvial rock record that is distinctive of any particular planform, and because the planform of individual rivers vary in both time and space.
Black's jurisprudence is among the most distinctive of any member of the Supreme Court in history and has been influential on justices as diverse as Earl Warren, William Rehnquist, and Antonin Scalia.
Unfortunately, we do not get the opportunity to study histologically the joints of osteo-arthritic patients while they are in the acute stage, and in the late chronic stage, after acute symptoms have subsided, the lesions presented are not distinctive of any special disease.
The five-door has one of the most distinctive looks of any small car on the road today, courtesy of Italdesign, the renowned design firm headed by Giorgetto Giugiaro.
Essex still has one |of the most distinctive images of any county in the UK – but these days |its essence is everywhere: from Chantelle Houghton to Russell Brand, via Gavin and Stacey, Phill Jupitus, Alan Davies, Ray Winstone (home bar, gaff in Essex), Alan Sugar (offices in Brentwood) and recent films such as Made in Dagenham and Oil City Confidential.
(He also writes that my post is "exactly symptomatic of what is wrong with the indie sector and the aesthetic consensus that supports it"; it's true that there are some films that sell grimness as others sell cheer, but they're not the distinctive province of any one industry sector, whether independent, studio, or foreign).
"Music is a distinctive feature of any historical period, and this particular collection of masters provides true insight into popular music's humble beginnings and who we are as a culture today," said Zach Horowitz, UMG's president and chief operating officer.
Research on digital life in the Avida system does not inform us about the distinctive biology of any particular organism but instead is used to address questions about general evolutionary principles and to test hypotheses about evolutionary processes (Wilke and Adami 2002; Ofria and Wilke 2004).
If inner-sense theory were true, then how is it that there isn't any phenomenology distinctive of inner sense, in the way that there is a phenomenology associated with each outer sense?
First, this type of crime has a low percentage of all crimes; most crimes are ordinary crimes.3 Second, all crimes are difficult to find and detect, a characteristic that is not distinctive for any type of crime.
In contrast, H3K4me3, a mark distinctive of gene activation, was not significantly detected under any condition in the context of Asr1.
