The company has a distinctive core business: rather than dealing with middlemen, it deals directly with 250,000 suppliers and thereby squeezes out some of the waste that hobbles farming in poor places.
On returning to Britain, De Waal began living in London and making his now distinctive ceramics – celadon cylinders, squeezed or dented, slightly crooked and bashed; jars and dishes with slight gradations in tone and colour and texture.
Here the layers of volcanic flow are displayed for inspection, and the distinctive knobbled lava pillows where it squeezed out like toothpaste, then hardened to stone.
He is doing his best to keep that niche distinctive, from the products to the profits squeezed from the sale of each one.
The distinctive twist can be caused by gravitational waves, which squeeze and expand space as they spread out, creating patches of hotter and cooler space.
A distinctive vibration pattern is required to generate the temporal and spatial pressure field of the squeezed air layer that gives rise to both acoustic levitation force and rotational torque.
O.K., a distinctive sound.
