The localized deformation is described by considering a structured medium comprising the intact masonry intercepted by a distinct macrocrack.
The validation is carried out by considering a mixed-mode bonded geometry (the single-lap joint) with different overlap lengths (LO) and adhesives of distinct ductility.
In addition to peritoneal endometriosis, deep endometriosis (adenomyotic) nodules of the rectovaginal septum, considered a distinct clinical entity by some authors (Donnez et al. 1996), have also been studied as to their potential association with exposure to organo-chlorinated pollutants.
Each profile that differed by >1 clear band >50 kb was considered a distinct profile.
Each PFGE profile or clone, which differed by at least 1 band from a previously recognized type, was considered a distinct profile.
The black woman's "butt" has been considered a distinct point of fascination for centuries.
CBD was first described as a distinct clinicopathologic entity in the 1960s by Rebeiz and coworkers [ 60] and has some overlapping clinical and pathologic features with PSP, yet is considered a distinct disease entity [ 61, 62].
Within all populations, genetic diversity was estimated as haplotype richness (HR; calculated in FSTAT by considering distinct haplotypes as distinct alleles of a single, always homozygous locus) and mean number of pairwise differences between pairs of individuals (MNbPwDiff; calculated in Arlequin).
Such an evaluation has been accomplished by considering 50 distinct beampatterns, corresponding to the following conditions: Each microphone is located around the ideal position according to a Gaussian distribution, with zero-mean and variance equal to 1 mm; Each microphone is rotated around the ideal position according to a Gaussian distribution with zero-mean and variance equal to 6°.
These two approaches are shown to be related (Indelicato et al., 2012 ▶), hence the idea is that it is possible to study the transitions between icosahedral quasicrystals by considering two distinct crystallographic representations of in which share a common subgroup.
