Having these distinct commitments written on the calendar can help make the holidays feel manageable as opposed to monolithic.
We used two distinct cell commitment scenarios to obtain high resolution around the early phase of commitment and lineage specification.
To identify genes that exhibit distinct lineage commitment dynamics and are specific for initiating differentiation to different Th cell subsets, we developed a novel computational methodology (LIGAP) allowing integrative analysis and visualization of multiple lineages over whole time-course profiles.
With this, we are uniting the "hybrid nature" of the construct (being both intrapsychic and interpersonal, [ 1]), the studies related to developmental identity formation (distinct aspects commitment and exploration) [ 12], and concepts of identity-related reflective functioning and mental representations according to Fonagy [ 15, 47] in an elaborated way.
"This latest development clearly demonstrates that the intention was to seek to avoid serving his prison sentence, and thus again, the former president has once again exhibited a distinct lack of commitment to the legal process and continues to manipulate the process for political gain, believing that he remains above the law".
A. O. SCOTT In the '60s and '70s that "film culture" was in many ways understood to be a counterculture, a set of attitudes and commitments distinct from both the Hollywood mainstream and conventional ways of writing about movies.
Different types of commitments have distinct consequences over consumers' loyalty behavior.
And preserving it ultimately requires some public acknowledgment that heterosexual unions and gay relationships are different: similar in emotional commitment, but distinct both in their challenges and their potential fruit.
As a successive encoding of chunks of biometric templates is essential to bind sufficiently long keys distinct parts of the commitment may suffer from low entropy and, thus, are easily decoded [188], i.e., an adaption of biometric templates (e.g., [195]) or an improved use of error correction (e.g., [48]) is necessary.
