Jeremy Lin's utterly distinctive, mostly transient N.B.A. existence has taken a rather sudden turn over the past few days.
But the house is distinctive mostly for its green components: a geothermal heating system and solar panels.
Each of the districts include Norman- or medieval-era churches, many of which are included in the Somerset towers, a collection of distinctive, mostly spireless Gothic architecture church towers.
And in her ringside seat at the world's most coveted salon, Gertrude Stein's in Paris in the 1920s, her attention was riveted mostly by the distinctive mustache on the face of Miss Alice B. Toklas.
In previous studies, classification of the ranaviruses was based on host species and geographical range, as they are mostly detected in distinctive hosts and geographical regions [ 4, 12, 13, 18, 35].
Some previous cognitive studies found no effect from color, although some used mostly pastels or less distinctive tasks.
Inside, the character of the house has been mostly preserved — high ceilings, distinctive moldings, generously scaled windows, carpet on the stairs to the other dining room on the second floor.
I was like, 'Whoa, that's actually a real dude.' " Only after some Muppet reminiscence did he get to human inspirations: Richard Manuel from the Band, Roy Orbison, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Mr. Dylan, Mr. Young — distinctive tenors, mostly.
His few identified pieces, mostly unsigned, have a distinctive style: Gould liked to carve pinwheels and scallop seashells along furniture edges and often built drawers with swollen profiles called bombé fronts.
The West did not react to the wall with escalation, but held firm for 28 years until it prevailed: that was the only way forward now, she suggested.For all the new activism, German foreign policy still has distinctive features, mostly legacies of a culture of atonement.
