In fact, it is distinctly unnatural, since it involves getting light waves to bend around an object and reunite on the other side.
But the media attention Judge Garzón is drawing has been distinctly negative since he ordered the arrest on Sept. 5 of Taysir Alony, a correspondent for Al Jazeera, the international Arabic-language television network that has attracted its own controversy by broadcasting videotapes of Osama bin Laden.
Here, it is illustrated that the water demand of the PAT s) distinctly prevails, since the pumping head mostly exceeds the pressure head by far.
The latter result can be compared to the monophonic variant in this study although the task here is distinctly easier since only three categories have to be distinguished and for each category only one representantive instrument is considered.
Some of the input yield distributions are distinctly asymmetric, since the maximum values of these yields were fixed.
The HF- rats were not distinctly obese, since they had an increased abdominal adiposity but no augmentation of body weight.
And Helen Schneider, as the tambourinist, looks sultry but distinctly out of place, since she's a young woman playing what was then - and still is, for the most part - very much a young man's game.
No, dear reader, it is the neologism doing the rounds in this land of alternating euphoria and despair to describe possible British withdrawal from the European Union, the 27-member Nobel-Prize winning club whose hold on national affection has been distinctly mixed ever since the retirement of De Gaulle and his French veto opened the way for membership in 1973.
Additional advantages advocated in the treatment of sepsis comprise a distinctly different concept, since a wider spectrum of substances is targeted for removal.
Since then the Dutch have been distinctly iffy about relying on American or British spies.
However, any dietary intervention needs proper standardization since the diet-induced phenotype varies distinctly among different study designs and also from lab to lab.
