Still, it is less of an icon than its more familiar counterparts, the CBS eye and the NBC peacock.
The heavy, tapered forest-green bottle, whose familiar counterparts often carry high-end California wines, suggests that Flight is serious: think $27 (at the winery, in Peconic) and Thanksgiving.
With respect to the speech monologues, the familiar pieces were chosen from standard auditory repertoire; unfamiliar pieces were chosen to match their familiar counterparts in style and period but are infrequently encountered on stage and in collections of audition works.
For instance, although submissive male mice withdraw from unfamiliar males (Berton et al. 2006), subordinate mice express a strong preference for contact with a familiar dominant counterpart as long as a barrier limits the occurrence of agonistic interactions (Van Loo et al. 2001).
To be sure, many of the theorems of Euclidean geometry would then have to be reworked, and their familiar Euclidean counterparts would appear only as very good approximations.
What has been forgotten in the ensuing years was that their seal meat also had high concentrations of DPA in addition to the more familiar EPA and DHA counterparts.
Instead, the White House sent Mr. Tenet, a Clinton holdover and someone familiar with his counterparts in the region.
To distinguish this new phenotype from their familiar "classically activated" counterparts, these macrophages were referred to as "alternatively activated".
He is deeply involved in numerous European institutions and think tanks, and is well connected and familiar with their counterparts in the U.S.
His team plans to use solid reflection in vital components of atom optics such as mirrors, beam splitters, gratings, and holograms that work just like their familiar light-reflecting counterparts.
