Distinct attributes of urban development influence lizard species distributions, site occupation, and assemblage organization.
Every early stage startup is different, and there are so many distinct attributes of a company's value that such a formula would have too many parameters to be meaningful.
Distinct attributes of human brain architecture have even been detected in the developing fetal brain from as early as 24 postconceptional weeks.
After all, the Christians mean the persons to be really distinct (not merely distinct in thought), and identify them with or at least ground them in distinct attributes of God (Lasker 2007, 52 5, 61 2, 68, 90 2).
Fundamental to increasing our understanding of the role of white matter microstructure in normal/abnormal function in the living human is the development of MR-based metrics that provide increased specificity to distinct attributes of the white matter (e.g., local fibre architecture, axon morphology, and myelin content).
Factor loadings from PCA-A and PCA-S were not correlated (r < 0.08, P > 0.49) suggesting they measure distinct attributes of the language network.
Substrate ambiguity is a related but conceptually distinct attribute, which describes an enzyme's ability to catalyze the same chemical transformation on a series of structurally distinct reactants.
Our findings show that horse manure-to-energy supply chains have distinct attributes at all stages of the supply chain such as the geographical spread of stables that determines supply chain design and hampers efficiency.
Since modes of distinct attributes cannot cause or explain one another, and since God is the cause of modes only insofar as he is considered to be affected by another thing under the attribute of which they are modes (IIp6, IIp9), it follows that every determination of an extended thing results from the exclusive determining operations of other extended things.
In a rapid line in a song from Schumann's cycle "Dichterliebe" he gave individual shading to each word, so that "die Kleine, die Feine, die Reine, die Eine" -- "the little one, the fine one, the pure one, the only one" -- became a series of distinct attributes.
