Regions of chaotic response have been ignored in past analyses, while they contain distinctly different response features and have significant implications on riser fatigue analysis.
Really more of a stew than a soup, packed with potatoes and flavored with white wine, it could only be approximated in an American kitchen, because it contained distinctly Mediterranean seafood -- the small, ridged clams called vongole verace, scampi or langoustines and red mullet.
Overall, the data presented in Figure 4 indicate that OEP9, compared to Toc33 and Toc34, contains distinctly different plastid targeting information.
These findings suggest that different cell types contain distinctly different mechanisms that are responsible for cilium-mediated mechanosensation.
Invertebrate genomes on the other hand contain distinctly fewer anoctamin paralogs, and it seems that their number increases with evolutionary complexity.
In this assay, a series of capture probes (CPs) containing two distinctly functional parts were carefully designed.
Coinciding with the start of the series's fifth season in March came Jane Maas's memoir, "Mad Women: The Other Side of Life on Madison Avenue in the '60s and Beyond," for which the author, the former Ogilvy & Mather creative director, gave numerous interviews, one of them containing a distinctly prescient bit of analysis.
Furthermore, the presence of PVDF between the CB containing layers distinctly improved the breakdown strength of the multilayered films by at least two orders of magnitude higher than that of the PVDF/CB conventional composite at a similar CB loading or conductivity level.
Benchmark: Understands that a large society may be made up of many groups and these groups may contain many distinctly different subcultures (e.g., associated with region, ethnic origin, social class, interests, values).
