Nevertheless, the "hobbits" were considered distinctive enough to be a separate species: Homo floresiensis.
It is quite sufficient to cast one's eyes on the voluptuous intertwining of the limbs, and close compressure of the bodies to see that it is far indeed removed from the modest reserve which has hitherto been considered distinctive of English females.
It is far removed from the modest reserve which has hitherto been considered distinctive of English females.
Based on the possession of strongly sutured dentaries, the type of the genus (Blennius ocellaris Linnaeus, 1758) was considered distinctive and it, along with a congener and two species of Spaniblennius, were designated as the tribe Blenniini [ 12, 46, 47].
In England, where the variety originated three centuries ago, its complex taste is considered so distinctive that it is known as the Ribston flavor.
In addition, the region between the dnaA and the rpmH gene comprises 134 nucleotides and its GC content is only 17.9%, which is considered a distinctive characteristic of the oriC in prokaryotes [29].
Caseonecrotic pneumonia in calves and cattle is considered a distinctive lesion caused by Mycoplasma bovis[ 1].
Following this cultural norm, the prolonged stay of children in their parents' home is considered a distinctive character of a "strong" family, whereas Americans and West Europeans value individualism and independence between generations [ 30].
Livingston is considered the most distinctive talent among the point guards available in this year's draft, with a nearly seven-foot wingspan, but he's rail-thin, inexperienced and won't be 19 until Sept. 11. Gordon and Harris each played three seasons in college, but Gordon is 6-1, Harrishadehade under 6-2.
"Life: a principle or force that is considered to underlie the distinctive quality of animate beings.
