Invention, in music, any of a number of markedly dissimilar compositional forms dating from the 16th century to the present.
These behaviors are markedly dissimilar from a different Cu Nb interface found in magnetron sputtered composites.
It is evident that the DTG profiles of thermal degradation of the samples in air were markedly dissimilar to those obtained in an inert (He) atmosphere.
The present study proves that cells comprising the same embryos contain markedly dissimilar levels of both Oct4 and Xist transcripts, an indication that 8-cell blastomeres are not equivalent in their developmental properties, in agreement with the hypothesis that lineage commitment in the mammalian embryo starts very early [ 39] and possibly at the time of fertilization [ 14].
They met at the Bauhaus in 1922, arriving from markedly dissimilar places and seemingly headed in opposite directions.
Henry is the most famous player to sign with M.L.S. since Beckham joined the Galaxy in 2007, but their experiences have been markedly dissimilar.
The herbaceous community was sampled throughout the growing season and found to be markedly dissimilar among sample times and habitat productivity (aspect, soil quality, and light).
Once markedly dissimilar, there's no longer much visible difference between the guts of a PLC and the innards of a personal computer;open either up and you'll find a motherboard, processor, memory, expansion slots and all the rest.
The amino acid sequence is markedly dissimilar from other known sea anemones toxins.
Despite markedly dissimilar gene sequences, CLX-1 affects crustacean axon potentials similar to two other classes of anemone toxins.
