The hand-to-mouth gesture on reunion is an oddly privileged "direct index of disorganised attachment" for Main and Solomon (1990, p. 139; illustrated on p. 145): It is the only distinct behavior that is framed as directly instantiating, rather than merely pointing to, the construct of disorganization.
One has to be careful about interpreting the possible biases, because adaptor sequences or any fragments that appear in a distinct reading frame in a read may lead to this observation.
The analytical results are illustrated with numerical examples in which the spherical source suspended at the center of a water-filled borehole embedded within water-saturated soils of distinct frame properties (i.e., soft or stiff soils), is excited in vibrational modes of various orders.
Julia, for whom this trip was also a project for her 12th-grade photography class, focused her camera on the city as bits and pieces of it became distinct, framed by the cross-braced girders of the elevated main span on the Oregon side.
Although you only had 12 distinct frames to work with, you could repeat certain frames in the animation sequence for a combined total of up to 96 frames.
Temporal filtering of motion imagery can alleviate the effects of noise and artifacts in the data by incorporating observations of the imagery data from several distinct frames.
Bodily sensations thus seem to be located relative to two distinct frames of reference, which can be in conflict (e.g., the touch on your left hand is represented on the right).
The Minkowski universe, like its predecessor, contains a distinct class of inertial reference frames and is likewise not affected by the presence of matter (masses) within it.
As an added bonus, you can enjoy seeing your investment every day in your own home, which has a distinct advantage over a nicely framed albeit bland stock certificate.
A distinct label is assigned to each frame, according to the Baum-Welch algorithm (cf. Section 3.2.3).
