So that's not a distinguishing feature of the Cold War.
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The Basics Every home rental company touts a distinguishing feature.
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The Tiki's best feature, or at least its distinguishing feature vs.
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But bloodshed is not the only distinguishing feature of an intifada.
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There are companies that have even made privacy their distinguishing feature.
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Everyone thinks of a giraffe's long neck as its distinguishing feature.
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Like other sirens, its distinguishing feature is the absence of hind limbs.
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But the last—and most distinguishing—feature is Amazon Books' showcase design.
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I kept on trying to discern some distinguishing feature, taste, or texture.
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That's the biggest distinguishing feature compared to WoW and games like it.
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Gracenote's distinguishing feature is the ability to produce quantitative analysis for each event.
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According to Dalton, that's now the price of entry, not a distinguishing feature.
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Its other distinguishing feature is a gushing river formed by melting glaciers above.
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One distinguishing feature of the booj, according to Zucker, is the household feature.
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"Amazon's Choice," an algorithm-determined recommendation, is another distinguishing feature on search pages.
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The other distinguishing feature is the sheer number of undead you'll go up against.
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Its distinguishing feature is a stylus that Samsung calls "S-Pen" and a large screen.
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"Even when it is electrified, the powertrain remains a distinguishing feature for Porsche," he said.
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Another distinguishing feature of the Jesus is his voice, which is gentle and disarmingly high.
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This is already a feature that Gear VR supports, so this isn't exactly a distinguishing feature.
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And the company certainly deserves kudos for turning the once ubiquitous port into a distinguishing feature.
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That speaks to another distinguishing feature for this squad: They raise their sons to join them.
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A distinguishing feature of this new class, according to Dr. Gouldner, was the way it spoke and argued.
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The primary distinguishing feature is "cooldown" time, or the time it takes a kitty to recover after breeding.
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"We give the vehicle autonomy to decide if it's safe," Biderman says about the e-scooter's distinguishing feature.
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The "ground-glass halo" they found can be a distinguishing feature of viral infections and pneumonia, the researchers said.
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The distinguishing feature of the Chinese scams is the way they combine pyramid-type operations with cult-like brainwashing.
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The Trestle's distinguishing feature is its lack of annoyances No one would accuse this bag of being over-designed.
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"The distinguishing feature of internet platforms is that they are networks and they enjoy rising marginal returns," he said.
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As a category of objects, Friedlander seems to say, its distinguishing feature is contingency in relationship to its site.
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LG is staking its fortunes on a flagship whose distinguishing feature is the things you can plug into it. Accessories.
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One distinguishing feature, aside from the crisp black-or-white color scheme, is the home button featuring the new Stadia logo.
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But the real distinguishing feature between the new Shield and last year's model is the inclusion of support for Google Assistant.
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Another distinguishing feature of "The Golden Striker" is that it isn't a picture of something, at least in the conventional sense.
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It's a unique and distinguishing feature for Hitman, one that Bean didn't actually know about when he first took on the role.
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Aiaiai's distinguishing feature has always been a heavy-duty construction that's pleasantly tactile and more durable than your average pair of headphones.
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For them, this was distinguishing feature of gentrification: the families with children moved out and were being replaced by newcomers without children.
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For BigBox, VR is the distinguishing feature, with motion controls and the general feeling that everything is life-sized and in your control.
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But the Louvre Abu Dhabi has not only gone with a fully integrated model; it also promotes that model as its distinguishing feature.
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A broad-based commitment to the cultivation of experts was a hallmark of national strength and a distinguishing feature of American higher education.
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Turo, one of the earlier peer-to-peer car-sharing companies since 2010, has made free car photography a distinguishing feature of its service.
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This, of course, would mean that Kimochi's only distinguishing feature will be rendered moot by the biggest business in the digital game distribution business.
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Look at the person's face and search for the most distinguishing feature, whether it is a small nose, large ears, unusual hairdo, or deep dimples.
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Its most distinguishing feature may be the organizers' claim that it is the first Miami Art Week fair to be produced and owned exclusively by women.
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In sum, the distinguishing feature of Iraqi refugees is that they are disproportionately likely to be Christians, which hardly fits the stereotype that Trump has presented.
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A rise in what economists call labor force nonparticipation — whether because of discouragement, school enrollment, disability or retirement — was a distinguishing feature of the Great Recession.
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Over the past seven years, the distinguishing feature of monetary policy in the industrialized economies has been the massive resort to their central banks' printing presses.
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A distinguishing feature of today's politics is that they seem to turn as much on struggles over representations as over material resources or tangible political power.
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This redundancy is the distinguishing feature of QD, explained Mauro Paternostro, a physicist at Queen's University Belfast who was involved in one of the three new experiments.
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I'd say the biggest distinguishing feature between this bag and the litany of $25 Walmart alternatives is in the absence of friction or annoyances while using it.
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""'Exotic' paint jobs have become a distinguishing feature of US Air Force Aggressors to make their fighter jets similar to a Russian 4th and 5th generation aircraft.
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Its distinguishing feature is a tolerance for inequality that derives from the way in which riches, in a meritocratic system, are earned by people of extraordinary talent.
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A distinguishing feature of the leadership transition process is that the SculptureCenter "is not an institution in crisis," Mr. Rattemeyer said in a phone interview on Thursday.
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Southwest also had to decide whether the new uniforms would keep or eliminate the shorts that were perhaps the most distinguishing feature in the previous uniform design.
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To confirm the identity of the ship, REMUS descended near the wreck, capturing photos of a key distinguishing feature of the San José: bronze cannons engraved with dolphins.
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"Apple is embracing what we can refer to as the camera plateaus, positioning them as the iPhone's distinguishing feature," Cybart wrote in the Above Avalon newsletter on Thursday.
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And whenever the government starts grooming its own favourite Muslims, whose distinguishing feature is impeccable moderation, they can rapidly come to be seen as stooges by their own community.
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The most distinguishing feature, however, may be the structure of the site's owner, Stocksy United: It is a cooperative, owned and governed by the photographers who contribute their work.
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Perhaps the most important distinguishing feature of a social account is its public nature, the understanding each user has, from the moment of launch, is that everything is for public consumption.
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Increasingly, as online "everything stores" like Amazon and eBay kill off brick-and-mortar retail and the service jobs it generates, the ghost mall is becoming a distinguishing feature of the heartland.
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All of this squares with research using surveys conducted during the presidential campaign: economic distress was not a distinguishing feature of Mr. Trump's support, especially compared to attitudes about race and immigration.
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Her distinguishing feature as an AI is her capacity to feel the pain of others and feel a responsibility to do something about it, while also possessing the suprahuman powers of a computer.
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To be sure, French did seem like the longest of long-shots, an obscure National Review writer whose main distinguishing feature from other C-grade right-wing columnists was his anti-trans obsession.
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These three tackle a new case, and a new dirty cop, each season, but a distinguishing feature of "Line of Duty" is that all the cases run together in a single, continuing story.
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Collins, founder of China SignPost, said soft power has long been a distinguishing feature of US foreign policy, and the current administration would be best served by taking a multilateral approach to relations in Africa.
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It's not clear which Republicans Lockhart is talking about, but "exploding deficits" (mostly as the result of debt-financed tax cuts for the wealthy) have been the distinguishing feature of every Republican administration since Ronald Reagan.
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The distinguishing feature of the original — an astonishing speed, not just in spins and scything arms, but also in ultraprecise, scorpion-strike stops — just isn't there, and without it, the electricity of the dance sparks infrequently.
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In Reno and elsewhere, one distinguishing feature of the recent migration is that it is not limited to retirees who sold their home with plans to funnel the profits toward a cheaper and lower-tax retirement.
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Eye-tracking is generally seen by most in the industry as a key feature for the next-generation of high-end headsets so Fove may not be the only VR player with the distinguishing feature for long.
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During the 2016 Republican presidential primaries, Trump's tough approach on immigration, symbolized by his calls for a wall across the southern border that he would compel Mexico to fund, was his distinguishing feature in the crowded field.
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Each work's actual title is more pragmatic, basically "Whale Fluke" followed by a citation of a distinguishing feature, either a color scheme or a name, like Charlie or Neri — names, I assume, of living and breathing whales.
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More granulated ranges of emotions have been the distinguishing feature of Hosts since the beginning of the show (some of the oldest ones don't have much range at all), but Bernard is on a whole new level.
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Another distinguishing feature could be NFEx using "request-for-quote" as an execution venue, a process which offers all participants the opportunity to quote for a specific trading strategy or contract, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Designed by Warren & Wetmore, its distinguishing feature in recent times was the Modell's sporting goods store on the first two floors, its memorabilia-filled windows among the first things people saw when they walked out of Grand Central.
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Its distinguishing feature—and the reason it exists—is its airport, which opened in 1938 and was once the largest in the world, making Gander a crucial transatlantic refuelling stop in the days before long-range jet travel.
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The distinguishing feature of any small-world network is having a lot of locally connected clusters, with a handful of critical long-range connections ensuring maximum efficiency, whether you're transmitting information or transporting passengers, or even spreading a virus.
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Even looked at cautiously, Vivo's announcement is important, as it shows us where smartphones are headed, and it may give us a glimpse of what could turn out to be the most distinguishing feature of Apple's upcoming iPhone 8.
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Casting the same actor as identical twins requires a distinguishing feature, and Simon and Pelecanos make theirs count: Early on, Vinnie has a gash on the right side of his forehead, after getting pistol-whipped for his brother's debts.
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The most distinguishing feature is the new camera square on the back, which looks similar to the back of Apple's new iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max and appears to show three camera sensors and a flash.
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"DEEP VR"'s distinguishing feature is that the video is connected to your own breathing, synced courtesy of a sensor mechanism you wear like a belt against your diaphragm: as you breathe in, you rise through the waters, and vice versa.
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It's honestly pretty surprising that its taken so long for Snapchat to gain this type of discovery feature, Lenses have long been a distinguishing feature of the platform though Facebook has been aiming to catch up with their own efforts.
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Compared to today's center-left, its primary distinguishing feature would be the emphasis it places on innovation and economic growth — and the degree to which it recognizes private-sector entrepreneurship and market competition as the irreplaceable engines of innovation and growth.
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Available in rose gold or carbon black finishes for $100 sometime this spring, the Ray's only distinguishing feature is a multicolor LED indicator that works alongside a vibration motor inside for subtle feedback about text or call notifications, alarms, or inactivity nudges.
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Those who lament the fact that our "new normal" growth rate of 220006 percent compares unfavorably with earlier decades — particularly the 2202s and 2628s — should note that the distinguishing feature of that era was the existence of a functioning international monetary system.
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"The distinguishing feature about India is that the wealth that exists, only 15 percent of it is in financial assets," Richard Kersley, head of global equity research product at Credit Suisse, told CNBC Thursday at the bank's Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong.
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The distinguishing feature of that was an absolute incredulity among certain people to understand what had happened, to understand that something totally spontaneous seemed to have happened that we couldn't predict and that we didn't like, that we thought was mad and we didn't understand.
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"What's a distinguishing feature is when the client has a genuine sense that you can help them sort out a problem that is not common, not being seen every day, and probably does get dealt with by those families who have really complicated wealth."
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The Kentucky Republican argued that "strong minority rights have always been the Senate's distinguishing feature" and reminded Democrats that when they used the "nuclear option" in 2013 to lower the supermajority threshold to break a filibuster for nominees, he had cautioned they would soon wish they hadn't.
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Their world is small and circumscribed, populated almost entirely by fellow Filipinos and not ranging far beyond pre-Silicon Valley Milpitas (where the author grew up), a prosaic suburb of San Jose whose distinguishing feature seems to be the potent scent wafting from the local landfill.
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Previously, he was displayed in a quiet hallway that visitors might only discover while trying to find the restrooms, his case off to the side, the only distinguishing feature that might catch the eye being an imperial "N" topped with a crown branded on his thigh.
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The extent of rating dependence will vary according to these features, but we think higher indirect dependence will be a distinguishing feature of the EIP market overall, meaning issues from carriers with low credit ratings and weak market positions would be unlikely to receive the highest investment-grade ratings.
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A distinguishing feature thus becomes the big-name voice cast, a major marketing tool for this familiar storyline about a young prince, Simba (Donald Glover once he grows up), who flees his responsibilities before being convinced by childhood friend Nala (Beyonce Knowles-Carter) to fight to reclaim his birthright.
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After the show — without her makeup on, she still looks a decade younger, her alert blue eyes her most distinguishing feature — she sat in an elegantly airy office surrounded by paintings as she analyzed her performance, beat by beat, with the authority of a doctor explaining lab results.
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And in a paper published this week in Marine Biology Research, Dr. Voight and her colleague, Jessica Kurth, a biologist at Pennsylvania State University, revealed how the distribution of warts on the bodies of at least two octopus species in this important genus might be their distinguishing feature.
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"Still, we view Powell's attention to risks of financial excesses as a significant distinguishing feature of the Powell Fed relative to the [Janet] Yellen Fed, and a factor that constrains the extent to which the chair will be dovish if financial conditions remain easy or even ease further."
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The distinguishing feature in the Massachusetts law is that job seekers will no longer be compelled to disclose their salary or wages at their current or previous jobs — which often leaves applicants with the nagging suspicion that they might have been offered more money if the earlier figure had been higher.
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The distinguishing feature in the Massachusetts law is that job seekers will no longer be compelled to disclose their salary or wages at their current or previous jobs — which often leaves applicants with the nagging suspicion that they might have been offered more money if the earlier figure had been higher.
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Tempo's workspace (image via Tempo) Tempo's workspace (image via Tempo) The workspace is probably the main distinguishing feature of the app — it's a to-do list that you stock with emails that probably warranted more than a quick reply and may necessitate a few messages before they're safely out of mind.
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Their former rooming house stood here until 2002, when New York City sold the peaked-roof brownstone, one of six in a matching row, to an investor from Rye, N.Y. The home came down, and a new one, no bigger, was built in its place, its most distinguishing feature being a driveway.
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While the company will still produce gorgeous OLEDs with some of the best picture quality available, the real distinguishing feature, as LG would have it, is the processor powering the TV.The new Alpha 103 processor will, according to LG, allow for better color mapping, as well as handling of High Frame Rate (120fps) content.
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But other than a large button on top that lights up with various patterns to signal what the 360 Eye is currently doing or what it needs (charging, connecting to your Wi-fi network, cleaning, etc.), the only real distinguishing feature atop the robovac is an ominous-looking dome that gives the bot its name.
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Ever since ELIZA, which is often considered the first chatbot, one distinguishing feature of bots is that they are semi-autonomous: they exhibit behavior that is partially a function of the intentions that a programmer builds into them, and partially a function of algorithms and machine learning abilities that respond to a plenitude of inputs.
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The agents who form the core of Mueller's investigative team — who work mostly from a southwest Washington office complex whose only distinguishing feature may be the network TV camera regularly posted near the entrance — have a wide range of skills, with some specializing in financial frauds, others in counterintelligence or corruption, and still others adept at investigating computer hacking and other forms of cybercrime.
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Obviously we don't mean that literally, but the saga of "Salvator Mundi" and the revelation that the Louvre Abu Dhabi essentially shelled out $450.3 million to have its own star Leonardo da Vinci attraction crystalizes a difficult but incontrovertible truth of contemporary existence: we may all ultimately only be known by one distinguishing feature, so it's worth honing, crafting, and defining that feature to be as exceptional as possible.
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Apple's notch at the top of the iPhone X allows the company to have a nearly borderless screen everywhere else, plus it accommodates the earpiece and TrueDepth camera for Face ID. Asus et al have a sizeable "chin" at the bottom of their phones, so the cutouts at the top are self-evidently motivated by the desire to just look — not function, look — like an iPhone X. Part of me sympathizes with manufacturers like Asus who are desperately scrabbling around for a distinguishing feature.
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