There was the distinctive quality of community there.
And what are the distinctive qualities of firms in a world of smart contracts and AI?
In such a case the shape of the element cannot persist; for, if it did, the contained mass would not be in continuous contact with the containing body; while, if its shape is changed, it will cease to be water, since the distinctive quality is shape.
"Life," it replies, "is a principle or force that is considered to underlie the distinctive quality of animate beings.
"Life: a principle or force that is considered to underlie the distinctive quality of animate beings.
After the affectless New York drawl heard on Walk on the Wild Side and Perfect Day, his fearlessness was the most distinctive quality that Reed brought to the business of making rock'n'roll.
Carley's brilliant acuity and subtlety of mind, her wise appreciation for long-term consequence, her courage, her extraordinary personal warmth, and her important financial support have been vital ingredients in sustaining the distinctive quality of her alma mater, which she so admired and loved.
The difference between judgements and other mental phenomena is not just external having to do with the way in which they influence our actions it is an internal difference lying in the distinctive quality of judgements.
French wine growers say that one of the determining factors in the distinctive quality of their wine is their soil, "le terroir".
Scholarly readers argued that the distinctive quality of this war was America's claim that it has the right to invade other countries if they are developing weapons of mass destruction and may threaten us.
When the appellation was founded, relatively recently in 1956, it was meant to convey the distinctive qualities of these hillsides, in valleys clustered near six villages bound by similar traditions and terroirs: Lemps, Tournon, Mauves, Vion, Glun and St.-Jean-de-Muzols.
