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factor that makes it non-distinctive, the Court mistakenly assumed the

Brown noted one church being built on the Upper West Side, on 83rd Street between Columbus and Amsterdam, but the building is a low-rise, non-distinctive structure that looks like a school or community facility.

Heidegger, in order to avoid Dasein to be disrupted in its most non-distinctive state, i.e.

Billboards for Nick's Bar-B-Q put Carlisle's name in a prominent spot and even the city airport's blue-and-white beacon light serves as a distinctive landmark along a highway with plenty of non-distinctive features.

The author search is useful for authors with distinctive names, while authors with non-distinctive names will require more leg work for a search within Google Scholar.

"This helped revamp our menu to higher quality and standards, but with no staff customer relationship marketing and a non-distinctive business, customers and profits still kept sliding," he added.

As for the non-distinctive suprasegmental features, a prosodic word has a falling pitch and a shorter vowel length in the final syllable.

If the packaging is out-dated or is non-distinctive in its category, it is probably not building the required brand image significantly.

For languages with weak and non-distinctive stress (opposed to languages with strong and distinctive stress, such as Russian or German) such behaviour of stress seems to be characteristic: marked communicative situations or some syntactic categories (for example, expressive forms, imperatives) can contribute to the shift of the word stress from it predominant (unmarked) position--initial in Erzya or final in Turkic languages, or for example in Udmurt.

(15) The Board found that the only conceivable distinctiveness of the "ASO-QUANTUM" mark to knowledgeable medical personnel comes from the combination of two non-distinctive terms which, when combined, became a non-descriptive, highly suggestive whole.

The ideas proposed reflect the current French academic consensus on accent and metre in French: that is, that the boundary of the metrical unit is marked by non-distinctive group-final accent (the only metrical accent) and that it is conservation of syllable-count from unit to unit that is fundamental to perception of metre (pp.