Nobody found the distinctive ball that only Tiger Woods plays in worldwide tournaments, though, the dimpled ball with the "Tiger" logo on one side and the Nike swoosh on the other.
In addition, there were significant differences between gSNP09193 in LG11 and four loci (gSNP04215, gSNP07948, gSNP06867, and estSNP00146) in LG7; in this case, the allele frequencies were distinctive in that only the YKU population was highly heterozygote.
The cause of this depth-variation in seismic radiation is not yet fully understood, and it is important to establish whether it is produced by distinctive rupture processes that only occur during great earthquakes or is a manifestation of material properties and stress heterogeneity that also affects smaller events.
The Met seems to have felt that some gesture was in order, a suitably understated yet distinctive event that only a museum of its stature and girth could pull off.
This approach of analytical transformation has fully restored the BEM's distinctive notion that only the boundary needs to be discretized.
He has a distinctive style that only gets deeper as he matures -- and The Grand Budapest Hotel may be his most emotionally engaged, dramatically varied film of his career.
As popular paintings go, "Christina's World" is remarkable for being so dark and humorless, yet the public seemed to focus less on its gothic and morose quality and more on the way Mr. Wyeth painted each blade of grass, a mechanical kind of realism that was distinctive if only for going against the tide of abstraction.
I'm sorry … WHAT?" Nick Hornby's 2005 novel A Long Way Down is a difficult, interesting book; a tragicomedy about depression saturated in that distinctive super-sadness that only Hornby can conjure.
Altaweel says they are so distinctive that they could only have come from a particular part of the region: the part now controlled by the so-called Islamic State.
Tyler Martin of Stylus said that the song's rhythm section was "brilliant, a simple, yet distinctive beat that could only come from the Neptunes.
