Older crows manufactured tools of distinctive shape, with pronounced shaft curvature and hooks of intermediate depth.
It was marketed, here and abroad, in bottles of distinctive shape, to which were attached labels bearing the inscription, 'Liqueur Fabriquee a la Gde.
In the variable-offset profiles, multiple reflections produced at the cylinder air interface were reliably distinguished up to the fifth-order of reflection by taking advantage of their distinctive shapes.
The state archaeologist, Kevin Jones, said he thought the remains were more likely those of an American Indian because of the distinctive shape of the teeth and their pattern of wear, and because Mr. Ruess's dental records from the 1930s did not appear to match.
This species is named "smooth hammerhead" because of the distinctive shape of the head, which is flattened and laterally extended into a hammer shape (called the "cephalofoil"), without an indentation in the middle of the front margin (hence "smooth").
Some, like the stag beetle, are named because of the distinctive shape of their jaws.
Any determination of the size of a virus also must take into account its shape, since different classes of viruses have distinctive shapes.
The three important crystal habits (distinctive shapes of the mineral) of calcite are: (1) prismatic (both short and long), (2) rhombohedral, and (3) scalenohedral.
Assembling an entire building out of modules also considerably limits the flexibility of architects to create distinctive shapes that can symbolize a city "Feasible?
Lloyd Neck, once called Horse Head because of its distinctive shape, is more remote and not the kind of place to forget buying milk on the way home.
