Nearby is Kato Drys, notable for its distinctive taste-before-you-buy jam store, Jar, though it was closed when I came through.
In Denver, Andersen – by then known simply as Birdman and notable for his distinctive hand-to-neck tattoo – quickly became one of the top per-minute rebounders and shot-blockers in the league.
One of the most notable and also distinctive aspects of the 19th century was the constantly rising number of persons, almost wholly from the middle class, who worked directly for the betterment of society.
She made her movie debut in 1923 in a bit role in John Ford's "Cameo Kirby," but it was not until the mid-30's that she became a star, notable for her distinctive husky voice, her down-to-earth personality and her vivacity.
She is also a supporter of indigenous and LGBT issues in her country and a prominent "cholita" - indigenous women notable for their distinctive dress.
The game is notable for certain distinctive game elements, such as the use of special "Djinn" that empower the player and can be used against enemies.
Situated at what is now 82 Pennant Hills Road, the house is still a local landmark, notable for its distinctive tower and twin chimneys.
Nelsen once removed a tree where the bird – notable for a distinctive white mark on its wing -- nested near the airport, but the eagle remains.
Outnumbering the modern Orthodox two-to-one are the much more fundamentalist and insular ultra-Orthodox, including many Hasidim ("pious ones"), notable for their distinctive dress: men in black hats and suits, whose wives conceal their hair under scarves or wear wigs.
The smaller band in each of the two product producing reactions can be further resolved into three products, notable for their distinctive colors (red, green, and yellow; Figure 4, left).
