How much distinctiveness do you want, though?
By taking the writing away from the mobile phone screen, how could the distinctiveness of the genre be maintained?
That was about how to make the distinctiveness message of Extending Choice live in the creative process.
And when asked how she would define distinctiveness, she refers to Ofcom research which suggests that, while viewers and listeners "generally believe the quality of the BBC's output is good … they want UK stories that reflect the nation in all its diversity".
Feminist scholars have explored how corporeal or biological distinctiveness mediates daily activities so that self-identification and social experience act on, and become attuned to, each other.
Moreover, the canyon representation allows for the quantitative analysis of 'how distinctive and how probable?', demarcating the pharmacological subspace for finding distinctiveness.
Verdict: One of Whittingdale's favourite words, the white paper references "distinct" or "distinctiveness" 50 times.
Most of these associations, however, have long since lost their ideological distinctiveness and illustrate how the shell of the pillarized system has remained in existence long after its contents have ebbed away.
We've written previously for the Guardian Higher Education Network about a project led by Plymouth University, in partnership with colleagues at Teesside, to examine how higher education institutions develop distinctiveness strategies in the post-Browne era.
One issue with producing distinctiveness indices is how tree uncertainty is incorporated [ 14][ 11].
