Second is distinctiveness — a design you can't find elsewhere.
When it comes to trademarks, in particular, the proper test is distinctiveness.
However, our evidence suggests there is a "distinctiveness gap".
What clearer example could there be of America's distinctiveness, its ability to shape the future, to get big things done?
"I think there is a real distinctiveness to the work this year," Mr. Gilmore said.
In an age when professionalisation and globalisation have lent many sporting teams an identikit feel, there is a refreshing distinctiveness about the sides in the qualifiers, from the well drilled Ireland and Scotland units to the beguilingly erratic Hong Kong and the intoxicating energy of Papua New Guinea in the field.
But I do think there is still a considerable distinctiveness about what might be called Chicago economics.
"If we lose our distinctiveness there is no reason at all for anybody to vote for us in the future and the party will therefore disappear," he told Radio 4. Tim Farron, MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale, said Cameron had only given the Lib Dems a good deal in the coalition because his party is providing cover for the Tories.
In addition to the historical currents as mentioned above, there is a specific regional distinctiveness which can only be applied to Korean society after the Korean War in the 1950s.
If there is no doubt concerning distinctiveness, the correlation between this memory effect and citations would need more references or some discussion.
