Its hips and knees indicate that these animals were capable of vertical clinging and leaping in arboreal environments; this is a distinctive mode of locomotion that is also practiced by many living lemurs.
There is much debate as to whether partnerships represent a distinctive mode of coordination in practice, however.
In the early dialogues, Socrates seeks these ethical universals through a distinctive mode of inquiry, the 'elenchus' (see Vlastos 1992; Kraut 1983).
Coogler, who previously directed "Creed," his 2015 reboot of the "Rocky" series, has a distinctive mode of dramatic inspiration: he catches the existential struggles of life and death in quiet moments of intimate confrontation.
Of perhaps more importance, scientists report in the journal Nature, published online Wednesday, the newfound foot not only belonged to a different species but also had evolved a distinctive mode of locomotion, which scientists described as "equivocal".
But this awareness is coupled with a representation of the past notes under a distinctive mode of temporal presentation.
The ones that marked that era as revolutionary concluded that the heart of the problem was a distinctive mode of consciousness ― a way of seeing, experiencing, interpreting, and being in the world.
Instead, periodicities in the DNA sequence could very well lead to the formation of a particular nucleosome arrangement, which could then form a distinctive higher-order structure or, at least, have a distinctive mode of flexibility [12], [14].
Different from the GPR-mediated interaction between RvE1 and TRPV1, a distinctive mode may work for interactions between AT-RvD1 and TRPV3 [ 39].
They resist destructive incursion or change in their distinctive mode of endurance; they tend to persist in their configuration and motion in the face of opposition to this persistence.
