It is distinctively marked with five to seven vertical, dark bands on a bluish body.
The result is the Cosmos, a divine living being distinctively marked by harmony and proportion.
If that bill wins final approval and the governor's signature, it will create a two-tiered system in which licenses issued to people without proof of legal residence will be distinctively marked.
Nicknamed the "chimpanzees" of the New World for their high intelligence, capuchins are the famed organ-grinder monkeys, their fur a mottled grayish brown, their faces expressive and distinctively marked.
The (absolute) values of V r substantially decrease along the continental margins distinctively marking the boundary between the oceanic and continental lithosphere.
The only dry spices he includes are cardamom pods and white pepper, yet the results are richly complex and distinctively different, marking this out as a korma, rather than a generic mild curry.
The hexagonal teetotum (known to the ancient Greeks and Romans), marked distinctively on each on its six sides, has at times been used in place of dice.
Some people had been won over by his sheer persistence, others by his performances in the tiny mass meetings, where he led call-and-response spirituals in a distinctively jaunty tenor, marked by a hint of calypso syncopation".
Up close, one finds that the artist has constructed these surfaces with intense care, each different area given its own distinctively inventive application of mark-making and richly layered color.
In the weeks since Pope Benedict XVI announced his intention to retire, the possibility that Cardinal Dolan could succeed him has been largely dismissed on the theory that his biggest strengths — outsize personality, Everyman affect, relentless public cheer — mark him as distinctively American in a way that makes it unlikely he would be chosen by his colleagues.
But we do know that Abbott has a set of ideas and instincts that mark him out distinctively from Turnbull and that he clearly resonates with the Liberal party faithful and ordinary, more conservative Australians in a way his successor never will.
