Even when taken from 620km up, this imagery is sharp enough to capture the distinctive shapes of different species.
Rob Hattrell, UK vice president of eBay, said: 'While Meghan was clearly the focus of the fashion pages this year, Kate's distinctive style has long been a hit since her wedding in 2011.
it is no accient, he would claim, that mitchell's spitfire, with its merlin engines and distinctive wings, could help win a war while also seeming wonderful to the eye and ear.
Several distinctive skeletal characteristics provide evidence that the extinct animal belonged to the diplodocoid family, which refers to a group of sauropods that include the gigantic, 25-meter-long diplodocus.
Designed together with H&M's in-house team, the new range features the distinctive print and colour combinations of Love Stories, which its founder, MarloesHoedeman calls "perfect mismatches" – think leopard print, stars and bold florals mixed with lace, athletic stripes and ruffled edges.
" "She's also difficult to replace as she's mature enough to be a great actress but still has the distinctive voice families around the world.
Using an instrument called the Near-Infrared Integral Field Spectrometer (NIFS) at the Gemini North telescope in Hawaii, researchers determined that Uranus' cloud cover is composed of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas, which is what gives rotten eggs their distinctive, noxious scent.
After more than one hundred years of construction and development,Zhejiang University has become a national first-rate and world-renowned,research-oriented comprehensive university with solid foundation,strong potentials and its own distinctive features.
When Jobs took over the project, , he decided to sacrifice portability for a distinctive design that wouldn't take up much space on a desk.
So from the beginning at Apple, he believed that great industrial design—a colorfully simple logo, ,,—— a sleek case for the Apple II—would set the company apart and make its products distinctive.
Mascots are big business in Japan, with many towns and companies trying to come up with distinctive design to promote their region or product.
" The fruit's benefits are credited to lycopene, the pigment behind its distinctive red skin.
It is what gives these biennial extravaganzas, which stage nearly identical competitions in a different part of the world, their distinctive feel.
Figure skater outfits are distinctive for many reasons - for starters, skaters don't wear uniforms or team kits or colors that unifies members of a team, as many other athletes in different sports do.
An exemplary act of what some of us would learn, in college a few years later, to identify as the distinctive postmodern aesthetic strategy of pastiche.
" The researchers said the durian's distinctive odour served an important purpose to it in the wild: helping to attract animals to eat it and disperse its seeds.
（:A24） The Shape of Water 《》 :•、•、•、•、• Guillermo del Toro continues to carve out one of the most visually distinctive oeuvres in Hollywood today with this slippery changeling of a movie that won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival: it's part Lovecraftian beastie horror, part forbidden romance, part Cold War drama, with a few more genres thrown in for good measure.
The researchers said the durian's distinctive odour served an important purpose to it in the wild: helping to attract animals to eat it and disperse its seeds.
This may give dogs their distinctive personalities, including a craving for human company.
In the show, Wonder Woman had distinctive () powers and many highly effective weapons () to use in battle.
