But, he wrote, if "other data can be derived from the state assessments to define a distinctly different measure of student achievement," that measure could count for the second 20percentt, as long as it was developed locally through collective bargaining.
Subjects defined recording intensity distinctly for face and hand by using the NRS scale.
When the mask edges are aligned precisely along the crystal direction, the channels are distinctly defined as per their dimensions.
During normal days, D-component shows the positive variations in the forenoon and negative variations in the afternoon hours with a maximum occurring around 0900 h LT suggesting distinctly defined eastward and westward fields as observed in Indian region.
We consider that this approximation can be applied to our dataset because all the boundaries relevant to the present study have been distinctly defined as sharp interfaces by previous high-resolution seismic profiling (Park et al. 2002; Moore et al. 2007; Bangs et al. 2009).
Things that distinctly defined our personalities.
"I have used that expression to describe them many times in recent days because it was always true in the previous years and distinctly defined them increasingly in the last years of their lives".
Thus "Black Judaism," as defined here, stands distinctly apart from "black Judaism," or that Judaic expression found among black persons that would be acceptable to the world's Jewish community, such as conversion or birth to a recognized Jewish mother.
It is likely that, if we were able to use village (instead of county) level data, the focal areas would be even more distinctly defined.
Following arrest of the tumor cells in capillaries of metastasis target organ, monocytes were quickly recruited and differentiated in situ into metastasis associated macrophage phenotype with a distinctly defined cell surface marker phenotype.
