Marketing has a crucial role to play in identifying and promoting the distinctiveness of particular higher education institutions – which is vital in a more competitive marketplace.
It is important to mention here a more utopian proposal due to Chandran Kukathas (2003), which nicely combines multicultural pluralism with the distinctiveness of particular communities that classical nationalism celebrates.
He said: "Clearly a national market day is never going to be the sole solution, but alongside a range of other measures, it could make a useful contribution to generate interest and stimulate shop numbers, adding to the originality and distinctiveness of particular town centres".
When it comes to trademarks, in particular, the proper test is distinctiveness.
Lemieux (2014) and Ransom (2014) also used the Duncan index (DI f ) to quantify the occupational distinctiveness of a particular field of study as follows: {mathrm{DI}}_f=frac{{displaystyle {sum}_o}left|{theta}_{of}-{theta}_oright|}{2}, where θ is the fraction of workers.
Lemieux (2014) and Ransom (2014) also used the Duncan index to quantify the occupational distinctiveness of a particular field of study.10 Lemieux specified the Duncan index, DI f, in field of study f as follows: {mathrm{DI}}_f=frac{{displaystyle {sum}_o}left|{theta}_{of}-{theta}_oright|}{2}, where θ is the fraction of workers.
Because of existing uncertainty concerning species boundaries among some late Quaternary members of tribe Ovibovini, the terms "ovibovine" and "muskox" will be used to make general reference to such taxa, without endorsing any particular view as to their taxonomic distinctiveness or geographical distribution.
Arguably, modern colouring-in has the marginal advantage of increasing sensitivity to other cultures – though feelgood multiculturalism courtesy of Caran D'ache has a flattening out effect that treats all religious traditions as basically alike, and thus fails properly to honour the distinctiveness and specificity of any particular religious practice.
Matthew continued on to explain: "Indigenous people are people defined in international and national legislation as having a set of specific rights based on their historical ties to a particular territory and their cultural and historical distinctiveness from other populations that are often politically dominant".
It is possible that this morphological distinctiveness may result from the particular type of ecological conditions associated with the puna ecosystem, and specifically, the transition from the treeline to the grassland, which has an important effect on microhabitat conditions that are not necessarily captured by the coarse-grained variables used here.
