Distinctively, however, there is a significant bend in the molecule (30 60° deflection from the linear form in the various models), resulting in a 'boomerang' shape.
Contracting has a distinctively different meaning in other contexts.
Different types of drivers behave distinctively in overtaking, which is significant in obtaining reasonable results from the simulation.
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Crossing the Atlantic is an efficient treatment for the delusion that Britain is significant in some way distinctively from its status as a European country.
40, as well as Schumann and even Chopin, in the flexibility of Farrenc's tunes, but the result is something distinctively her own: a uniquely expressive and significant voice that needs to be recognised and heard.
Radical convictions were held only by a small minority, some of them eccentrics and others distinguished expatriates, but their endeavours marked a significant stage in the emergence of a distinctively Welsh political consciousness.
For moderate activity, this effect seems to exist as well, but not so distinctively: only one of the four effect estimates was significant.
Most of the incidents – 402 – took place online but most of the physical attacks were against women, and in a significant number of cases, the victim was wearing distinctively Muslim clothing.
(Indeed, the considerable importance we assign to philosophy is evident, in Hegel's view, in the prominence of the philosophical study of art itself in modernity [Aesthetics, 1: 11; VPK, 6].) Yet art in modernity continues to perform the significant function of giving visible and audible expression to our distinctively human freedom and to our understanding of ourselves in all our finite humanity.
This year, a few days before the 50th anniversary of the incident, the legislature voted to make February 28th a national holiday.That a distinctively Taiwanese event should become the subject of a national holiday is more significant than it may seem.
