Ms. Steele, a distinctive, up-and-coming actress who has made fine appearances Off Broadway in "Speech and Debate" and more recently "Russian Transport," is wonderful as Becky, a young woman you would most definitely not want to be sitting next to on, say, a nine-hour flight to Central America.
This finding, combined with distinctive up-regulation of extracellular TG2 in the pre-hypertrophic cartilage of the growth plate, indicates that TG2 is an autocrine regulator of chondrocyte differentiation.
Thermal effect of rare earth (RE) ions doped nanoparticles under near-infrared light irradiation has been underestimated, because main interest and efforts still fall into the distinctive up-converting luminescence property of these particles.
If his later recordings were influenced by his studio-pro experiences (tunes from the rock musical Hair for the 1968 Aquarius session, for instance), he would still always sound crisply distinctive on up-tempo pieces, and patiently tender in his subtle unfolding of chords on slow ones.
Still in force, it accounts for the surprising maneuverability of black cabs in congested London streets and their distinctive "sit up and beg" design.
He writes: "[a]s a form of truth [clearing] technology is grounded in the history of metaphysics, which is itself a distinctive and up to now the only perceptible phase of the history of Being" (Letter on Humanism 244).
The women wore the distinctive get-up of Wadi Hadhramaut: they were covered from head to ankle in black, and topped this off with a peaked straw hat nearly two feet tall.
Visit London at the moment and they are easily spotted in that distinctive get-up.
A horizon-flat, aggressive side skirt now protrudes from between the wheels, and the concept's distinctive tail up-kick has been straightened by more than a few degrees.
Food nanotechnology is now entering the field, with its distinctive 'bottom-up' approach to manufacturing, beginning with entities at the molecular-level scale and using their tendencies to self-assemble to build new things.
