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Funded largely by corporations, the conference has brought together people as distinguished by their professed good intentions as by the diversity of their theologies and the different hues and shapes of their dress.

PAGE A7 Religion's Many Faces The Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders has brought together people as distinguished by their professed good intentions as by the diversity of their theologies and dress.

This is a matter of some frustration to Democrats, who fear that the way the cards are stacked, Mr. Obama might not be able to claim the transitory bump in the polls (as distinguished, by the way, from actually deriving long-term benefit that matters in November next weekendd.

The subpopulation analysis revealed that the major differential parameter was the alteration of DNA content as distinguished by flow cytometry.

SolVES calculates and maps the Value Index for social values held by various survey subgroups, as distinguished by their attitudes regarding ecosystem use.

As distinguished by Benner and Tushman (2002), exploitative innovation builds on an existing technology trajectory, while explorative innovation involves a shift to a different technological trajectory.

In a sociological environment, Bradshaw defined need as: normative (distinguished by professionals, such as vaccination), felt (wants, wishes and desires), expressed (vocalised needs or how people use services) and comparative needs, which indicates that needs arising in one location may be similar for people with similar socio-demographic characteristics living in another location [ 6].

Humpback whales were hunted as early as the 18th century, but distinguished by whalers as early as the first decades of the 17th century.

The LTR retrotransposons include multiple groups, as have been distinguished by comparing their own gene products [ 7, 8].

In 1962 he was awarded the Nobel prize "for his realistic as well as imaginative writings, distinguished by a sympathetic humour and a keen social perception".

Though bitten by the entrepreneurial bug early on, the men were, after all, trained by the company whose employees are widely known as "Proctoids," distinguished by their efficiency and obedience.