Its harmonic progressions are unusual and ear-catching, and it alternates between tightly knit scoring for the two instruments and solo passages that put each in the spotlight.
This causes Bell palsy, an abrupt weakness of all the facial muscles on one side of the face that is often accompanied by pain around the ear, unusual loudness of sounds on the same side, and loss of taste on the front of the tongue.
The photographer Mark Peckmezian travelled to Ponca City, Oklahoma, to photograph the A1 Savannahs cattery, whose specialty is a type of cat called the Savannah, known for its leopard-like coat, large ears, and unusual height.
This violinist is both a strong technician and a tasteful interpreter, and he has an ear for unusual programming.
Although the turtle's ear is unusual in some respects, and can be regarded as specialized in its manner of receiving and utilizing sounds, it is not a degenerate organ.
He discovered and promoted many of the biggest stars of the era and had an ear for unusual new sounds with hit potential, from the Animals' muscular R & B to the quasi-medieval folk balladry of Donovan and the bubble-gum sound of Herman's Hermits.
Petty Cash Taqueria tempts Angelenos with ceviches, tacos and more unusual offerings like pig ear nachos.
The MRL/MpJ mouse, an inbred laboratory strain of Mus musculus, emerged as the model of mammalian regeneration in the 1990s when the unusual phenomenon of regenerative ear-hole closure was discovered to be followed by the observations of enhanced regenerative response in other tissues including cornea, retina, digit tips, heart, articular cartilage, and spinal cord.
"Parsifal" is the only opera Wagner wrote with the sound of its unusual acoustics already in his ears.
Shepherds too were aplenty, snipping individual marks to the ears of an unusual plethora of twins born this lambing time.
