The Khoe languages are distinguished by a system of noun genders based on the categories masculine, feminine, and common, which are present to different degrees in the form of distinctive singular, plural, and dual (pair of) suffixes.
Different from a drop-weight scenario, the kinetic energy of a projectile under ballistic impact is observed to dissipate in the form of distinctive mechanisms.
Here's a new gastropub from two "Iron Chef America" alums that celebrates unrestrained pleasure in the form of distinctive cocktails and plates.
Rather, several lines of evidence suggest that early dinosaurs used primarily visual communication, in the form of distinctive-looking (and possibly brightly colored) horns, frills, crests, sails and feathers.
It takes the form of a distinctive twist in the oldest light detectable with telescopes.
This universality of form is distinctive of modernity and underlines sovereignty's connection with modernity.
The government of the state of Illinois has a presence in Chicago not only in the form of the architecturally distinctive James R. Thompson Center downtown but also in such responsibilities as welfare, employment, and state police patrols of expressways.
As in most italic type fonts to the present day, the form of a is distinctive, as are f, g (double bowl), k (closed top), and ſ (long s), which are all more or less reminiscent of black-letter shapes.
As in modern italic fonts, the form of a is distinctive, and f, g, k, and a long thin s are more or less reminiscent of black-letter cursive.
So it is here, and only here, that the generalized and purified form of (neo- Kantianism distineo- Kantianismarburg School gives an accurate characterization of human thought.
It was during this period that traditional Persian craftsmanship, Islamic pattern design, and western principles merged in the form of Monir's distinctive art practice.
