Meanwhile, the creamy hues, shimmery tactile fabrics, ergonomic fittings and mirrored panels feel firmly part of the W hallmark.
The wry and slightly naughty name is part of the band's hallmark style, which is earnest without being innocent, and funny without being ironic.
The concept mapping method is presented in the current study as a new tool to assess the learning process taking part in the hallmark of a nutritional education program addressed to obese diabetic patients.
"The second part of the inscription bears the hallmarks of a fraudulent later addition and is questionable to say the least".
Physical humor, involving one's own or another's body parts, is the hallmark of clowning.
But she sees in parts of the ferment the hallmarks of a "movement of resentment — resentment over loss of what seems to be the center of the world, or of country; loss over what may be perceived as traditional values; loss of a world that seemed to be in their hands".
The early part of the year had had all the hallmarks of Mahathir's tumultuous rule.
Part of the issue is actually one of the hallmarks of the entire Gears franchise: its combat system.
The nature of the violence – bombings, in a part of the city popular with westerners – has been the hallmark of Islamist violence in Africa and the Middle East.
In summary, the aggregation of transcript data suggests that the occurrence of alternative splicing is a universal hallmark of this part of the periostin gene.
