Nasal localization, local necrosis, angioinvasion, and aggressive behavior are hallmarks of the disease.
Strong pain and local swelling are hallmarks of the local infectious process.
Using local ingredients is a hallmark of these new, upstart British pizzerias.
And, these advocates say, smaller entities provide people the chance to get involved in local issues, preserving a hallmark of states with a strong tradition of "home rule" or autonomy in local governance.
On the celebration of local conviviality as the hallmark of neoliberal multiculturalism, see Murphy, O'Brien, & Watson, 2003.
As it can be seen from Figure 3, each EBAPS spectrum displays an adsorption signal decrease, with respect to the control obtained outside, of Si-H stretching (2,000 to 2,200 cm−1) and scissoring (900 cmodesmodes in the electron-irradiated region, which is the hallmark of local hydrogen depletion due to the electron beam activation.
The emergence of scale-invariant order from the interaction of local elements is a hallmark of systems at criticality (Plenz and Thiagarajan, 2007; Chialvo, 2010; Plenz and Niebur, 2014).
Early reading of documents shows all the same hallmarks -- local mining operations, links to international traders and a marketing focus on Antwerp, which until recently has been lax in examining the origins of gems or the identities of sellers.
