The appearance of faint but discrete bands in the range from 50 62°C at molecular weight positions lower than that of the 16S rRNA transcript suggests that heat-induced degradation of this RNA molecule occurs at least partly through breakage at preferential sites.
One explanation to have replaced the conventional modernisation perspective is a political economy perspective which depicts enterprises operating in the informal sector not as prior to or discrete from, but as an integral aspect of, modern-day capitalism, providing a channel for flexible production, profit and cost reduction.
From the off, it's clear writers Harry and Jack Williams have given us another slice of quality bleak, yet different enough to stand proudly, almost haughtily, discrete from the first.
Dummy, the wax isn't discrete from all the other goopy stuff raining down on your vehicle.
"I feel my selfhood to be discrete from this body.
As it fragmented, it also became more insular and discrete from the outside world it took issue with.
It sees every object as distinct and discrete from all other objects.
Over the past months, these men have discovered they were once ignorant former subjects of the world's boom, boom, boom, boom; have determined that, as it is for us all, the only way to be free is to position one's self as discrete from the din of phenomena".
The dpl mutant, identified as distinct recombinationally from the lv sublocus, is also molecularly discrete from the exons marked by dplv mutations.
The US Endangered Species Act recognizes for listing and delisting populations that are discrete from other populations, and significant in relation to the entire species [distinct populations, 5].
