The term marker bed is also applied to sedimentary strata that provide distinctive seismic reflections.
Practical reason defines a distinctive standpoint of reflection.
"The Birth of a Nation" is a movie with distinct and distinctive virtues, thematic and aesthetic, which emerge from Parker's impassioned and extended reflection on Nat Turner's life and on the monstrous institution of slavery in the United States.
And Ray Tadio's "Tik-ka," a tribute to Filipino women, opened the program with dance that introduced the distinctive individual presences of the Reflections performers in a blend of Indian-accented modern dance and ballet.
He's an executive producer of "Girls," the HBO series starring and directed by Lena Dunham, whose film "Tiny Furniture" is the reflection of a distinctive — and morally self-questioning — worldview.
Dao-centered philosophical reflection engendered a distinctive ambivalence in advocacy manifested in their indirect, non-argumentative style, their use of poetry and parable.
Importantly, these onset-age-related differences persisted between the groups when controlling for bipolar subtype, suggesting that these differences were not simply a reflection of the distinctive clinical presentation of the two bipolar subtypes.
Visitors lay on the floor to watch a giant sun made out of hundreds of yellow lights rise out of the gloom, arranging themselves in distinctive groups to see their small reflections on the ceiling.
Notably, such excellent microwave absorption performance, probably as a result of well-matched impedance together with multiple reflection induced by the distinctive hollow structure, demonstrates HCNs to be one of the most competitive carbon-based absorbers to date.
The aim was to address the controversy that exists over the extent to which auditory processing disorder (APD) is a separate diagnostic category with a distinctive psychometric profile, rather than a reflection of a more general learning disability.
