"They want something classic and distinctive that makes them feel pretty".
If you observe the popular kids who go to your school, you will find that they all have something distinctive that makes them stand out from the crowd.
When I asked the kopi uncle about butter coffee, he shrugged it off, saying, "Not anything special, lah". And perhaps he was right — flavorwise, there wasn't anything distinctive that might make the extra 20 cents worthwhile.
Overall, this comprehensive review demonstrates that multifunctional NPs have distinctive properties that make them highly suitable for targeted therapeutic delivery in these areas.
With Steinway, he said, "you're getting a high quality instrument, but they have distinctive characteristics that make you choose one over the other".
In an efficient market that would be impossible.Richard Herring and Susan Wachter, both economists at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, point to three distinctive features that make property markets particularly prone to bubbles: The absence of short-selling.
Gaining a deep insight into human evolution, researchers have identified a mutation in a critical human gene as the source of several distinctive traits that make East Asians different from other races.
In the 1970s, for example, the FBI tinkered with "voice printing": the idea that every human voice gives off distinctive patterns that make them uniquely identifiable and that these patterns can be measured and quantified.
Architects could also learn from his ability to cut through the clutter and conjure simple yet distinctive forms that make everything else look bland, without being either wilfully sculptural or noncommittally minimal.
The other is whether the usual pitfalls of regeneration can be avoided: locals pushed out of homes and businesses by rising prices, the loss of the distinctive qualities that make a place special.
