In Trouillot's written and public works, Haiti's distinctiveness requires an understanding of the intersections of modern historical transformations and a substantive examination of human agency.
Unlike packaging and other elements where trade dress protection may be acquired through "inherent distinctiveness," trade dress protection of an apparel design requires distinctiveness to be acquired through "secondary meaning," a process whereby consumers come to recognize the design as a source identifier over a period of time.
However, this arrangement is tentative, because further research is required to confirm their distinctiveness not only on mitochondrial, but also on nuclear DNA level.
Tying the themes of the discussion together, the Essay returns to the distinctiveness of agency doctrine among common-law subjects, a distinctiveness that does not require the use of generalizations that lack clarity and normative content.
Person authentication using finger knuckles may be difficult to introduce high security access applications such as border controls, since further investigation is required to demonstrate the uniqueness and the distinctiveness of finger knuckle patterns.
The long journey from wetlands to publication in a scientific journal required several steps to definitively show the distinctiveness of the new critter.
This approach also suggests minimal sample sizes required for inferences to be made about taxonomic distinctiveness from observations of monophyly [ 19].
But the scale and standardisation required means that the major retailers cannot match the local distinctiveness, or choice of cuts offered by a good local butcher.
Their genius is felt not in the ready, perhaps instant, recognizability of their work - although their art requires such distinctiveness to maintain its persuasion - but in its abiding ability to transport its beholders by oscillating between fantasy and reality, banality and magic, intimacy and universality, the dreamt and the dumb.
Submitters were required to consider these criteria: loyalty to the Empire, Federation, history, heraldry, distinctiveness, utility, and cost of manufacture.
