"Was it wise to take a car that was so distinctive through the middle of London during the aftermath of the biggest demonstration seen for years?" asked Vaz.
The reinforced consonants, now written as geminates (duplicate letters), probably became distinctive through the reduction of clusters, such as Middle Korean st, pst, and pt, and in many words the heavily aspirated consonants seem to go back to earlier clusters with h or k.
The duo kept regular office hours, which meant that they developed their distinctive style through discipline and application, rather than through the vicissitudes of "inspiration".
Like Švankmajer, Nihei crafts her distinctive style through sound, repetition, and visual non sequiturs to briskly move through story and situations.
Elsewhere on the complex, the pitching motion of Orlando Hernández was distinctive even through the wire fence and mesh screening.
One child who lives in a building that overlooks the playground and heard the truck's distinctive music through a window assumed she was hearing wind chimes.
Substance 16 Look 16 Craft 16 Originality 18 Intelligence 16 Total 82 12. Lynne Ramsay Ramsay, the second highest-placed Brit - and the highest woman of any nationality - has trodden a distinctive path through the lottery-fuelled sludge of modern British cinema.
We employed the grounded theory method to construct a framework describing the distinctive mechanisms through which big-science centers generate industrial knowledge spillovers in the economy.
Lamont's (2000, p. 606) comment on the sociology of knowledge and science is applicable here, that "the rise of one distinctive worldview through social science discourse cannot account for the diversity of human orientations and experiences".
In the other Nature paper, astronomer Nicholas Schneider of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and his colleagues could detect no sodium vapor in the vicinity of Enceladus while searching for sodium's distinctive glow through large ground-based telescopes.
The human body is simply a particularly complex individual body, capable of maintaining its distinctive structure through a wide variety of externally imposed modifications, and capable of forming corporeal images of those bodies that affect it.
