In casting Pattinson and in directing him so anti-dramatically, Cronenberg evokes a distinctive type of character — one whose will seems cut off from desire.
In conclusion, we have encountered two patients with a distinctive type of head pain which resembled EF but had an opposite radiation.
But since Giuliani's disastrous run for the Republican Presidential nomination, in 2008, he has become a national embarrassment of a distinctive type.
Therefore, they have to adopt a distinctive type of strategy to compete in such a dynamic environment.
The matype2 still features to stand as a distinctive type with the presence of cysteines in the N-terminal domain lacking C2 C5 as previously described.
Campuses in small cities, in contrast, tend to be open and inviting, and help to make the college town a distinctive type of urban place.
These fossils have been preserved in a distinctive style known as Burgess shale type preservation, which preserves fairly tough tissues such as cuticle as thin films, and soft tissues as solid shapes, quickly enough that decay has not destroyed them.
Acute mesenteric vein occlusion Initially illustrated by Warren and Eberhard in 1935, acute mesenteric vein occlusion is an exceptional and distinctive type of intestinal ischemia.
Although annulus cells have frequently been characterized as chondrocyte-like in the literature, these are a distinctive cell type about which much is still to be learned.
The cas9 gene might have been co-opted by the CRISPR/Cas system from such mobile elements with the concomitant loss of typical CRISPR/Cas components, such as RAMPs and CRISPR polymerases resulting in the emergence of the distinctive Type II gene neighborhoods.
