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Then the priceless value of the present picturesque outlines of the ground will be more distinctly perceived.It was often hard to persuade others of the intrinsic value of having unencroached space.
The recognition of dots increased for NPD, vessels were most clearly observed under PCD and colours tended to be more distinctly recognized under polarized light.
The image shows that ZnO grew firstly to form a thin 'stalk' with a length of about 3 μm and a shrinking diameter from about 50 to 100 nm, then grew radially outward on the top of the stalk to form several hexagonal 'leaves', which can be more distinctly observed in Figure 2a,b.
In 1933, Herbert Chapman, wanting his players to be more distinctly dressed, updated the kit, adding white sleeves and changing the shade to a brighter pillar box red.
Likewise, in A. × wherryi, the dark color of the stipe again ends at the base of the leaf blade, the overall shape of the blade tends to be more distinctly lance-shaped, and the fronds are somewhat more deeply cut than A. bradleyi, progressing from bipinnate in the lower half to pinnate-pinnatifid and finally pinnate at the apex.
Consequently, effects of the experimental conditions during pretreatment or saccharification can be more distinctly investigated with this biomass sample to improve glucose yield.
"Art of the Fugue is more distinctly modal than the Gibbons.
In earlier centuries Thanet was more distinctly an island; the Wantsum Channel, an important water route, separated it from the mainland.
In their absence, her parents were more distinctly present to her than usual, as individuals with their own unfathomable adult preoccupations.
It's like watching Nick Cave perform, except where Calvi can match that sense of rawness and passion, her tender moments are more distinctly feminine, due to the tone of her voice.
A later painting, "Blue Night, High Bridge" (circa 1920-1930), offers a similar view, but its simpler, Ryder-esque forms of bridge, clouds and low hills are more distinctly delineated in a blue-green light.
