(1968) for a distinct, but also great, novel from that period.
"They are seeking a much more exotic explanation than the one for a distinct species that looks like an earlier Homo".
Even combining serial and atonal composers, those commonly charged by concertgoers and critics with writing "dissonant modern music," they still account for a "distinct minority," Mr. Straus reports.
Like AG-221, it was designed for a distinct subset of patients, in this case those whose cancers carry a mutated form of the Notch gene.
ACOs are groups of hospitals and doctors that are held responsible for a distinct set of Medicare patients.
Where U2's albums strive for a distinct band identity, some of the "Spider-Man" arrangements are gleefully referential.
We have much experience and wisdom under our belts, which makes for a distinct perspective and, ultimately, a richer culture.
Its guest rooms, renovated Alaska Railroad train cars, were each named for a distinct décor: Bordello, CanCan, Gold Mine.
The most-striking evidence for a distinct cognitive contrast between modern humans and all their predecessors, however, comes from Europe.
It's in the name: it stands for a distinct brand of bandbox-clean French luxury, irrespective of the clothing that Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski designs.
The 10th of 13 children born to a woman married off at age 12, Ms. Adwan was groomed for a distinct path by her father.
