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If last year's departure of the Hilliard/Garbarek ensemble left a gap in contemporary music, this sounds like the dramatically distinctive replacement.

In contrast, the CMB heat flux pattern inferred from probabilistic tomography is dramatically distinctive from its reference (Amit et al. in press), and therefore provides a genuinely new insight into the possible control of the mantle heterogeneity on the geodynamo.

Our experimental data showed that the microbial community functional composition and structure were dramatically distinctive in the alcoholic cirrhosis.

At page 555 in (Saffold 1988) illustrated that distinctive cultures dramatically influencing performance do exist.

Further, a base may not be necessary for the first deprotonation, as the p Ka of the water molecule may be dramatically lowered in its distinctive environment, bound to the unique Fe of the C-cluster.

In casting Pattinson and in directing him so anti-dramatically, Cronenberg evokes a distinctive type of character — one whose will seems cut off from desire.

In casting Pattinson and in directing him so anti-dramatically, Cronenberg evokes a distinctive type of character one whose will seems cut off from desire.

While dramatically unremarkable, the movie is distinctive for its relaxed pace, its casting of three 50-something women in leading roles, and its no-fuss treatment of religion.

The scientists found that the surfaces of materials with this distinctive crystal structure vary dramatically in performance.

The cathedral's distinctive 19th-century spire dramatically collapsed during the height of the blaze on Monday.

It is actually very distinctive morphologically, and it dramatically underscores that human evolution involved vigorous diversification and experimentation with the hominid potential".