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As pianos go, it is distinctive because it came with a lever Berlin could pull or push to transpose the music from one key to another - the lever moved the keys so the hammers could strike different strings.
Its plumage is distinctive, with olive upperparts, white underparts, and a black head and throat with white nape and cheeks.
Supercritical phase is distinctive with its characteristics of high penetration of gas and solubility of liquid.
Baiko-Tei's window is distinctive, with English written on it.
However, the overall Rsp5WW3-HECTxUbxSna3C assembly is distinctive, with the HECT domain active site and its covalently linked Ub facing the Sna3C substrate.
His gait is distinctive, with a little jazzy twist and dip of his trunk, as though he were punting along a gentle stretch of river.
The Nets' new home is distinctive, with an exterior of weathered steel and glass and a grand oculus that juts out over the main plaza, framing the sky.
As a result, each of the properties is distinctive, with many incorporating aspects of both the original Georgian design and the later Lutyens style.
The clinical presentation is distinctive with acute severe pain followed by patchy paresis, atrophy and sensory symptoms that persist for months to years.
The physiology of glucose homeostasis in African Americans is distinctive, with more pronounced insulin resistance, higher insulin secretion, and reduced hepatic insulin clearance compared to CAs [ 6].
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