The walls are now curved, the ceiling and floor tiles are placed at distinctive angles, and the doors swing open and shut in opposite directions, all in the name of keeping luck within the restaurant.
These surfacing stones were often placed in distinctive patterns.
Voiceprints who share similar features will be placed into distinctive groups that represent some labels about the speakers.
Making places distinctive may seem "horrendous" at the time.
Recognise the qualities that make a place distinctive and successful.
They ignore what Nick Johnson calls "granularity" – the small-scale enterprise and initiatives that make places distinctive and prosperous.
Sleek, modern and made to signal "a common language" with Europe, they were colour-coded, easy to read at speed (the 70mph limit was not yet in place), distinctive and uncluttered.
"It has a comprehensive belief system, holy places, distinctive customs...and it displaces other religions".It does not take a sociological genius to see that the cult of the North Korean state's founder, Kim Il Sung, and of his son and successor Kim Jong Il, who ruled from 1994 to 2011, shares many features with established creeds.
Similar paragraphs are often reused in different books in the same or different triads (Maeder 1992), and in a few places distinctive vocabulary strongly suggests that different paragraphs within the same book are of diverse origin (Fraser forthcoming [b]).
Eventually, as life returns to its normal rhythms, we adapt to the similarities, established rituals and habits that keep order in our lives, so enjoy those early impressions and appreciate what makes a new place distinctive.
