What's more, Estonia is developing a distinct legal standard for algorithmic accountability, holding Dr. Frankenstein responsible for what his monster does in his name.
Two distinct standard syntheses were proposed for comparative purposes: one using counter-ions that were not easily incorporated into the apatite structure (NH4+/NO3−) and one using counter-ions that can be easily incorporated into the structure (Na+/Cl−).
Thus, for the political vision to become reality, the development of the biobank infrastructure required, as it still does, continuous articulation work (Strauss 1985; Bowker & Star 1999) encompassing diverse biomedical databases and related lexicons, local categories of biomedical information, and distinct standard operation procedures.
All examined Standard poodles in the latter study were closely related; hence, it is possible that there might be different epilepsy courses and modes of inheritance in geographically and genetically distinct standard poodle populations.
I have often written about what I feel is a distinct double-standard when it comes to the relative morality of female protagonists (or even major female supporting characters) compared to their male counterparts (like HERE for example).
An obvious example is that kind of standard of decision known as the standard of proof: what in theory might have been a continuum of standards divides in practice into the three distinct standards of preponderance of the evidence, clear and convincing evidence, and proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Still, book publishing, like television or newspapers or movies, has its own distinct standards, even in the publishing of nonfiction.
The past decade has seen the one-time fashion for harmonising laws and practices across Europe yield to the mutual recognition of each country's distinct standards and traditions.
We designed and validated a Visual Index for Ichthyosis Severity for scale and erythema that provides (1) written descriptions of the features characteristic of each level of severity, (2) visual standards for four body sites, and (3) two distinct standards to account for different types of scale.
This is so because the Court not only delineates each power's substantive boundaries differently but also applies distinct standards of review to the various legislative powers enumerated in Article I and elsewhere in the Constitution.
