The flag dory, the most distinctive such vessel on the beach for nearly two decades, had been built in 1974 by Mr. King, Tom Fields and Stuart and Billy Vorpahl in the parking lot of Stuart's Seafood Market in Amagansett.
Nevertheless, individual vessels generally carry distinctive features, as shapes of vessels belonging to the same vessel type category may vary significantly due to their customized construction processes.
Arterioles are the most common target of degenerative processes, with mononuclear cell infiltrates as a distinctive sign, but vessels of any size may be involved.
A large fraction of the CAM models exhibited a distinctive phenotype of low vessel density reflecting the dysfunctional angiogenesis which occurs following hypersprouting (Fig. 4a).
In this case, the highly conspicuous and distinctive lymphocytic infiltrate targeting vessels, the eccrine apparatus and hair follicle in concert with a component of granulomatous inflammation suggests a dysregulated/autoimmune associated Th1 dominant inflammatory milieu.
Because the technology uses a scanning beam to paint the image on the retina, Microvision calls a device using this technology a retinal scanning display -- not to be confused with the biometric technology of retinal scanning, which detects the distinctive pattern of blood vessels on the retina, a pattern that can be analyzed to identify someone, similar to the way fingerprints are used.
The distinctive ensign of Coast Guard vessels consisted of "an ordinary white rectangular canvas, with the half near the attaching mechanism green, upon which is affixed a white anchor".
That's how people felt about the William B. It's a horrible loss for our harbor". When commercial fishing was big business in Newport Beach before the 1960s, wooden boats — with their sleek varnish and distinctive style — were the vessels to own, harbor experts say.
We did not emphasize the distinctive nature of the primo-vessels from the blood vessels because these two are manifestly discernible in the anatomical examination.
From the mid-1820s, supplies were carried in by the distinctive York boats, shallow-draft vessels with a sharply angled stern and bow.
