The structure of the treatise is indebted to the traditional approach of faculty psychology, in which the soul is said to be composed of a number of different faculties or powers, each directed toward a different object and responsible for a distinct operation.
In particular, some sources (such as Erickson and Glantz ) exclude the Rzhev offensive from the scope of the battle, considering it as a distinct operation and making the Moscow offensive "stop" on 7 January 1942 thus lowering the number of casualties.
Consequently, the present study aims to investigate a possible heterogeneity of CD children and a distinct operation of cognitive and affective perspective-taking across CD subgroups.
These inconsistent findings across investigations seem to be the outcome of a substantial heterogeneity within children exhibiting conduct problems, possibly coupled with a distinct operation of cognitive and affective perspective-taking abilities.
It also clear shows the response has three distinct operation region (A, B, and C), which verifies the operating principle of the silver-enhanced gold nanoparticle-based biochip.
This configuration allows to measure the tube acceleration response under distinct operation conditions.
It comprises several distinct operation steps, which will be described in the following.
Nevertheless, they seem to suggest a possibly distinct operation of cognitive and affective perspective-taking across diverse subgroups of children with conduct problems.
□ This allows us to get a good upper bound for the DCJ-indel distance with distinct operation costs: Lemma 2. Given two genomes A and B and a positive indel cost w≤1, we have d DCJ id (A, B ) ≤ d DCJ (A, B ) + w ∑ P ∈ A G (A, B ) λ (P ).
Witnesses said the army carried out three distinct operations from 30 October to 1 November.
Each bust had a sculptor, a donor, a presenter, an unveiler, and a speaker, which meant thirty distinct operations.
