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Although this index captures similar characteristics of social roles to the bridging potential, it has two crucially distinctive properties.
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Crucially, the topological properties of genes undergoing epigenetic drift were highly distinctive from those which have been associated with modulating longevity, those undergoing age-related changes in expression, or those somatically mutated in age-related diseases like cancer.
Crucially, they all possess distinctive silhouettes and gaits that help to keep the game's battles relatively clutter free.
Greens, for example, bring vital and distinctive issues to the table – most crucially, and at the heart of our politics, is the fundamental belief that a new social contract will only ever be possible if it's built upon the foundations of "one planet living".
Crucially, each laser shines at a couple of distinctive wavelengths depending on the precise size of the sphere, as shown in the graph.
The narrower interpretation permits regarding Hume's claim as peacefully co-existing with the history of mechanics, where dynamic terms such as those above and related terms (such as those that are more fundamental) have distinctive meanings and uses that are crucially important.
More crucially yet, both Ms. Weare and Ms. Barnes have developed very distinctive uses of music.
It asks what each of these practices, emerging and long-established, has to learn from a range of premises: that sound and space are inseparably entangled, that sound crucially shapes how we know the world, and that the modern city has long hosted distinctive configurations of sound in space.
But at 23C and above, the plant's metabolism starts to race, leading to lower yields and, crucially, a failure to accumulate the right mix of aromatic volatile compounds that deliver coffee's distinctive taste.
In every case, the child had the same distinctive facial features, the same delayed development – most couldn't sit up, let alone walk – and, crucially, they were from the same region on the Arizona-Utah border, known as Short Creek.
Crucially, colors are the kinds of properties that fit together in characteristic ways to form structured color arrays, with a distinctive 3-dimensional character, built on attributes such as hue/saturation/brightness (or hue, chroma, lightness).
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