(ii) the relatively small, ephemeral, patchy hydrothermal vents at which a distinct zonation of foundation species and their associated faunas along a physical and chemical stress gradient of hydrothermal vent fluids are found.
Thus relation does not add a distinct thing to its foundation in reality, even though it is a distinct category.
The of Berlin's jungle scene was pragmatic and rugged, but with a distinct club vibe, taking the foundation of the sound and adapting it to the House and Techno paradigms.
However, the peculiarity of the WSN field is the interplay and integration of these foundation subjects, yielding a distinct topic worthy of further study in its own right.
This foundation premise provides a distinct evolutionary exposition on China's SME transitions from government owned enterprises to private sector enterprises.
A sophisticated variant of this view can be built around the notion of principled consistency ("integrity") which, according to Dworkin's later work, is a distinct political virtue that forms the foundation of law (Dworkin 1986).
Deborah Landau, director of the City Parks Foundation, said the foundation wanted the park to have a distinct identity.
"In Washington, within the U.S. government and Congress, there is a distinct, anti-Korean backlash," Scott Snyder, Korea representative for The Asia Foundation, said here Friday.
Eleni's inherent spirit lead her to develop a distinct and appreciative relationship with nature, one that would be a major foundation in her career.
While some prefer the terms venture philanthropy or social investment, impact investing represents a distinct style of responsible capitalism which has become particularly popular among foundations, endowments and high net worth individual investors.
"At one point there was a distinct change in the building material, from cinder block to a brick-and-stone foundation wall," he said.
