Now, the Hawks jerseys use two to three colors, and are, well, reasonably distinctive.
Who were the people that produced the Lapita pottery as well as distinctive stone tools, beads, rings and shell ornaments?
The central region is characterized by large tracts of oak trees, with elegant birch forests in the northern portions, as well as distinctive black alder and aspen groves.
The archipelago shows evidence of Bronze and Iron Age settlement as well as distinctive Viking graveyards and numerous medieval granite churches.
If you subscribe to the phone company's extra services, the Gigaset supports Caller ID and Caller ID on Call Waiting, as well as distinctive ringing for voice and fax calls.
It is fitted together without mortar to make the stone fences that crisscross the valley, as well the distinctive local housing unit, the trullo, a white-walled, dome-roofed hut decorated with a whitewashed pinnacle.
The displays include, for example, Claire Corey's Richter-esque digital abstraction as well as distinctive patchwork T-shirts by the collective Dearraindrop, whose members also contribute similarly bristling collage paintings, and the antic drawing-photocopy-cartoon collages of Billy Grant.
In addition to the usual fare, Prime offers a six-peppercorn steak and a veal porterhouse, as well as distinctive starters like crab with a papaya mustard sauce, roasted beets and goat cheese, and a napoleon of raw tuna and chopped avocado.
Some have questioned how well the distinctive richness, vibrancy and intensity of that sound stood up under the direction of Riccardo Muti, from 1980 to 1992, and how it continues to fare under Wolfgang Sawallisch, who took over in 1993 and is to conduct the concerts this week.
Hemiptera (Insecta) have specialized mouthparts for fluid feeding as well as distinctive midgut epithelia.
