While it is practised in slightly differing forms around the world, in its distinctive form, young fish are released to the sea through ponds, enclosures or channels, and allowed to grow until they are ready for the market.
In a distinctive form of just intonation, Mr. Harrison strips away centuries of well-tempered convention to reveal naked notes, which he stacks up in clear chords or swirling clouds.
Moreover, group totemism is represented in a distinctive form among the Ugrians and west Siberians (hunters and fishermen who also breed reindeer) as well as among tribes of herdsmen in north and Central Asia.
This colorful ammunition enabled them to take part in Phagwah's distinctive form of celebration: participants dress up in white clothing and douse one another with talcum powder and dyes in reds, yellows and blues.
Only much later — after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in A.D. 70, and after Paul's remarkable success in spreading his distinctive form of Jewish messianism among the Gentiles — did the radicals begin to think of themselves as a distinct religion.
At that point, if you were going to make a high school movie, it should be PG-13, not R. Taylor: [The book is] written in a very distinctive form, which is first-person for each of the characters, and I think it's about 16 characters and their mini-chapters are headed with the characters' names.
The great majority of patients with eating disorders engage in a highly distinctive form of dieting characterised by attempts to adhere to multiple strict and demanding dietary rules (Fairburn, 2008b ).
It is mixed with a dose of Nordic angst in Max Beckmann's " 'Small' Deathbed Scene" (1906) but takes a distinctive form in the late work of Lovis Corinth, as always a commanding, unsettling presence.
Human beings with radical cognitive disabilities suffer "grave misfortune" but not reduced status if they are not able to share in the distinctive forms of our common life in which their embodiment has "embedded" them.
Noh became a distinctive form in the 14th century and was continually refined up to the years of the Tokugawa period (1603 1867).
