S. hadongensis has better defined impressions of the digits than of the sole pads, with distinctly deep metatarsophalangeal joint in digits II, III, and IV, behind which the sediment is slightly pushed up, indicating that they ran mainly on the digits, instead of touching the whole soles plantar surface on the substrate (Fig. 3).
Enter Moodymann, the elusive Detroit producer and purveyor of distinctly sexy deep house music, who will be playing late into Sunday (Sunday!) in Glasgow, and a plethora of daytime soirees for those who insist on forging sick notes on the dancefloor.
These phenomena distinctly separate deep buried coal mines from shallow buried coal mines (Kang et al. 2010).
Ironically, it was Copland, Gershwin and Bernstein, all born from Jewish immigrants, who strove to create the "American" sound, while Barber – from an old east coast American background, and distinctly Europhile – sought deeper for a style that transcended nationality.
The greenish sheen of that area stood out distinctly against the deep red of the surrounding heart muscle.
Payne, on the other hand, sees both the Happy and the Hollow and ends up articulating a distinctly Midwestern existentialism: deep ennui charmed by a paradoxical, unrelenting optimism.
People from the other tables had gone to bed: in the sudden silence we distinctly heard the deep roar of a serac, like the bones of a giant trying in vain to turn over in his bed of rock.
Opening with "Marrakech", it's immediately noticeable that the band's sound is brushed with a darker paint than before, but it's still distinctly Toploader; the deep and echoing percussion, the dark electric tones, and, of course, Washbourn's voice, still reaching those surprising, gravelly heights.
Thing is, I'm not particularly into honey-roasted peanuts, but I distinctly remember my deep enjoyment while eating them that day.
Regional faults clearly separates deep zone 1 from the distinctly older age (>30 ky) deep zone 2. From the estimated residence times, two groundwater areas of different behavior can be differentiated within the aquifer.
"Happy Hour," a work of distinctly modern cinema, reaches deep into the classic traditions of melodrama along with its coincidences and its violent contrasts to revive a latent power for grand-scale observation through painfully close contact with the agonizing intimacies of contemporary life.
