Here the distinctness of the variables (the fact that they are distinct) replaces the sign of distinctness "≠" (cf. 5.53).
Then what if someone identifies the appropriate notion of distinctness and reformulates the exclusion principle accordingly?
Because so many numbers were performed with the same intensity, the dances of various nations occasionally lost a sense of distinctness.
In the sections on fractions the figures are too small, and in the copy that has reached us they are often of varying degrees of distinctness.
It thus tries to block the possibility of distinctness between the mental subject and the physical subject.
Rather, we need a sense of uniqueness, of distinctness, of individuality to be whole.
Discriminant function analysis was used as an additional tool for estimation of distinctness by numbers of misassigned specimens.
According to principles 1 and 2, the appearance distinctness between the object and its surrounding and the appearance similarity of each of them are key for visual saliency detection.
According to the 'center-surround' mechanisms and the spatial frequency response of the human visual system (HVS) [26], we propose a saliency model based on the following principles of human visual attention: 1. Appearance distinctness between an object and its surroundings.
