Sentence examples for distinct at the same from inspiring English sources

As the annealing temperature increased, more diffraction peaks were observed, and the peaks became more distinct at the same time.

We need to talk about all of them and see how they are connected and distinct at the same time.

Here Wittgenstein is conjecturing that it will turn out to be a conceptual (hence, for him logical) truth about particles and space (and presumably also time) that particles in two distinct places (at the same time) are distinct.

"We believe the EFL name and brand will give our competitions an identity that is new and distinct, while at the same time retaining our unique heritage.

It is, to state the obvious, a city bound up in our collective history — old by a young nation's standards but ever evolving, with neighborhoods that are distinct and at the same time reflective of a shared fearlessness.

It is therefore impossible by definition for the same physical object to occupy wholly distinct locations at the same time.

Thus, when two readers in vicinity of each other send their distinct queries at the same time, their signals collide with each other at tags which receive both these queries as shown in Figure 3 (such tags in the interrogation zone of one or more readers will be referred to as overlapped tags).

Alternatively one might imagine using two distinct oligonuleotides at the same time in the RNase H assay (one for the P1 domain and the other for the biosensor domain).

In contrast, when cells were grown under microchamber conditions with observation of both GFP and phycobilisome fluorescence signals for 6 distinct filaments at the same time (Movies S1 and S2), 6-times more irradiation of excitation light for the miscroscopic stage was required compared with a single filament analysis.

Nevertheless, it is possible that neighboring phosphotyrosine residues on the EGFR tail can recruit distinct proteins at the same time [ 26], a phenomenon we refer to hereafter as "sharing".

In the AR(12) spectrum there is only one wide spectral peak visible, but in the AR(20) spectrum there are two distinct peaks at the same positions as in the FFT and WVD spectra, and a third lower one around 0.02 Hz.