Marsupials have a distinctive pair of bones, now known as epipubic bones, that extend from their pelvis.
As Cassini flew by, its camera took the closest look ever at the rings in a search for, among other things, a distinctive pair of Morse-code-like dashes of light that dynamicists had predicted.
This distinctive pairing — radical worldview, conventional practical commitments — helps explain Rorty's mixed reputation.
These included a distinctive cutoRNA pair within the 22 gene actinorhodin (act) biosynthetic cluster of S. coelicolor.
Detailed analysis of structure and activity gives a rigorous quantification of distinctive pairs and the probability of their occurrence.
The transfection agent efficiently delivered the highly quenched fluorogenic probes, comprised of distinctive pairs of dyes and quenchers, to the initiator caspase-8 and the effector caspase-3 in MDA-MB-435 cells, allowing dual-imaging of the activities of both caspases during the apoptotic process induced by TNF-related apoptosis induced ligand (TRAIL).
Methods applied can impact the decision process of preparing fresh drugs and drug development through identification of distinctive pairs.
Experiments 1 and 2 demonstrated that pairing a distinctive context with an illness-inducing injection of lithium chloride endowed the context with new properties, consistent with the proposal that classical conditioning had established an association between the context as the conditioned stimulus and nausea as the unconditioned stimulus.
A Lebanese father makes for a distinctive mix, with the pair meeting each other while mother Ngatamaine was visiting Sydney for a week during the 1980s, in what Saghabi describes as "one in a billion possibility".
Four groups of rats received a single pairing of a distinctive environment (tactile and visual) 10 h after injection with ethanol (0, 2, 3, 4 g/kg, i.p).
The pair developed a distinctive style characterized by characteristic musical numbers and chase scenes.
