According to the authorities, the vast majority of Oklahoma cattle thefts in recent years have been driven by a distinctly modern phenomenon — methamphetamine addicts seeking easy money to fund their habit.
These days, Avery's own productions and DJ sets are now pushing forward a different club sound compared to his early electro and acid-tinged output, marked by loop-driven, distinctly dark techno music that he described to me as "hypnotic" and "psychedelic".
They are both likely to be confounded in their quest for the Fastnet Trophy by one of the faster 40-footers being driven home by some distinctly unsummery weather.
I thought about the patience I would need when teaching him to drive and I distinctly remember thinking, I won't raise my voice or judge.
Beyond the maritime influence, what makes this drive so distinctly Connecticut is the mix of antique and bric-a-brac stores, 17th-century homes and cemeteries, ice cream stands and book barns.
The Bi4Ti3O12 nanosheet with highly exposed (0 0 1) facets was combined with Ag2O to form the p-n heterojunction photocatalyst, which showed distinctly increased visible light driven activity.
The distinctly different flux distributions obtained from targets driven in HIPIMS vs. DCMS modes allow the effects of Aln+ and Tin+ (n = 1, 2) ion irradiation on film growth kinetics, and resulting properties, to be investigated separately.
Furthermore, while different pathogens may show distinctly different patterns of spatial distribution (often driven by their primary dispersal mode – wind, water, vector, etc)., realized dispersal patterns are highly environment dependent.
The migration activation parameters for the investigated curved ⟨10¯10⟩ tilt boundaries moving under a capillary driving force were distinctly different from the corresponding parameters obtained for magnetically driven ⟨10¯10⟩ tilt boundaries with similar misorientation angle.
Strong selection pressures driven by a different frequency or likelihood of flooding have resulted in a distinctly different set of species within a narrow geographical range (van Eck et al. 2004).
"California's measure is distinctly important because the movement to legalize gay marriage thus far has been driven by the courts," said John G. Matsusaka, president of the Initiative and Referendum Institute at the University of Southern California.
