Moreover, he notes, the distinctive color patterns of the Australian rocks, as well as the hues of the strata above and below, suggest that these Ediacaran rocks were weathered by exposure to the elements at the time they were formed, not in the millions of years since.
It noted the distinctive landscape of the pass: After World War II, Aspen began to grow and prosper again due to the establishment of a popular ski resort, an annual music festival, and a relaxed lifestyle which attracted many celebrities and corporate executives to the city.
Since 1986, many researchers in Taiwan and several other areas have noted the distinctive syndrome of KPLA, complicated by bacteremia, sepsis, and metastatic infection of brain, eyes, lungs and other organs, especially in patients with diabetes [ 2, 5, 6, 11- 15].
Press hint at other directions the show might have taken, including taking note of the distinctive New York intellectual life that developed on the left, partly in opposition to these ideas.
AAA did note that the distinctive vehicle has "quirky" styling.
Abū ʿIsā Muḥammad al-Tirmidhī (died ah 279 [892 ce]) edited the Jāmiʿ al-ṣaḥīḥ, adding notes on the distinctive interpretations of the schools of law (madhāhib).
Guangdong has long been noted for the distinctive cultural traits of its people, as evidenced by the variety of dialects spoken.
There was also a surfeit of cocktail frocks, lavished with sequins and coy bits of lace — some of them, as Mr. Downing noted, with the distinctive stamp of Norman Norell or Bill Blass.
"Glory", described as a worship song, has been noted as displaying the "distinctive production touch" of Chapman.
