She loved foibles, distinguishing marks, habits that make people seem odd even to themselves.
The younger Ewings have polished, generic good looks without distinguishing marks on their faces — or their personalities.
But if there is a ding in Klein's career, a hollowness, it is that in focusing relentlessly on the new, and often using other designers' work as a graft, he has left few distinguishing marks of his own.
There will be distinguishing marks for other noncitizens, including permanent residents and other visa holders, but it is unclear whether the pink stripes will continue, said Greer Beaty, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Department.
To do this, first definitions of the term markedness are presented and different criteria for distinguishing marked from unmarked are reviewed.
White nationalism, misogyny, and homophobia are not necessarily distinguishing marks of fascism; parochial bigotries elevated into national virtues is a hallmark of right-leaning populists.
Based on previous experimental work [33], we distinguished marks that were fresh (<3 months), within-year, or older, based on the degree of bark regrowth in gouges.
Hypoacetylation of histones and methylation of histone H3 at lysine 9 are distinguishing marks of heterochromatin in many eukaryotic genomes, including the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe (S. pombe) [4].
As expected, strong monoallelic Xist signals were distinguished, marking the silenced X-chromosome.
Post flyers in your area with multiple pictures of your cat, distinguishing marks and behaviors, and your contact information.
In this study, we used computational approaches to distinguish genes marked by heavy methylation from those marked by little or no methylation in the pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum.
