Cell architecture and level of deposition of haemosiderin, the distinctive form of iron found in iron-loaded tissues, were assessed.
The emergence of logical analysis as the distinctive form of analysis in early analytic philosophy is outlined in §6 of the main document.
Kimberlé Crenshaw (1998) introduced the idea of intersectionality in her account of the distinctive form of discrimination faced by black women.
Properly reconstructed, critical social inquiry is the basis for a better understanding of the social sciences as the distinctive form of practical knowledge in modern societies.
For to do so would be to subvert and ultimately destroy what constitutes the family as the distinctive form of human association it is.
Given the critical role they assign to "the distinctive form of common life" of human beings for moral recognition and obligation, it is far from obvious that Mulhall or Diamond would require an intelligent Martian to recognize and respect the moral status of cognitively normal human beings, let alone of human beings with radical cognitive disabilities.
Once you drive it, what got you behind the wheel in the first place becomes almost secondary; the only modern example that comes close is the 1990 Mazda Miata, which has nearly the distinctive form of old MGs, but a fun-to-drive quotient that goes well beyond expectation.
Sicilian Baroque is the distinctive form of Baroque architecture that took hold on the island of Sicily, off the southern coast of Italy, in the 17th and 18th centuries.
However, restudy of the Procheneosaurus/Tetragonosaurus remains indicates that within species, assignments had become confused, and the type specimen of P. cranibrevis was a Lambeosaurus juvenile, whereas others were Corythosaurus, based on the distinctive form of the contact of the nasal bone with the premaxilla.
Almost every aspect of the morphology of the dentition, including the distinctive form of the lower premolars, the distal accessory cuspule of the mandibular canines, and the expression of nonmetric features that normally vary in human populations, is uniform in every specimen from the collection.
