Second is distinctiveness — a design you can't find elsewhere.
The first is the distinctiveness and diversity of low-elevation varieties.
Windfalls of cash that act as illusory objects of desire; supine bodies telling their stories from graves or hospital gurneys; the palettes of colour that illuminate a yuppie flat, a junkie's den, or the maze of streets through which Boyle's life-soiled protagonists flee, exulting or panicking, to the heart thump of soundtracks that are second only in distinctiveness to Quentin Tarantino's.
First of all, the distinctiveness of the distractors and the target odor might affect the identification score (Engen, 1987), with more contrasted distractors improving the test results (Gudziol & Hummel, 2009), and higher numbers of labels decreasing the subject's performance (Negoias, Troeger, Rombaux, Halewyck, & Hummel, 2010).
It is possible that clustered fixations result in enhanced remembering, or that a third factor such as distinctiveness leads to both narrowing of overt attention and an enhancement in the recollective experience.
Verdict: One of Whittingdale's favourite words, the white paper references "distinct" or "distinctiveness" 50 times.
Before turning to problems for contractualism, we first address a challenge to its distinctiveness.
Our work for the first time establishes the monophyly and distinctiveness of this family with phylogenetic evidence derived from complete mitochondrial genome sequences.
A generation that, ironically, was far more integrated and "westernised" than the first became more insistent on maintaining its distinctiveness.
Uniformity is first needed, in order then to identify distinctiveness.
