Panel painting, painting executed on a rigid support ordinarily wood or metal as distinct from painting done on canvas.
But Bloch wrote that the contractual mechanism is distinct from, and does not conflict with, the maximum discipline provisions of the collective bargaining agreement.
The provision of military facilities, as distinct from fortification, did not become a large and complex sphere of logistic activity until the transformation of warfare in the industrial era.
We have argued that it is distinct from and does not depend upon descriptive identification.
So, she must be capable of an alternative form of thought and identification that is distinct from and does not presuppose descriptive identification.
Given that understanding propositional understanding at any rate is factive, Kvanvig's argument for why understanding is distinct from knowledge does not relate to this condition (as we will see in a moment, it is standard to argue that understanding is distinct from knowledge precisely because only understanding is non-factive).
To confirm further that other cellular proteinases which are distinct from PCs did not significantly contribute to the biosensor cleavage, the latter was co-incubated with the totals cell lysates of MCF-7 furWT, MCF-7 furWTand U251 ceLoVo
B collagelin also bound to collagen-coated plates, and this binding was completely inhibited in the presence of GPVI-Fc or of 9O12.2 IgGs (Figure 2C), whereas the anti-GPVI monoclonal antibody 3J24.2, which binds to an epitope distinct from 9O12.2 [15], did not inhibit B-collagelin interaction with collagen.
These samples are distinct from, and do not replace, QA samples that are typically analyzed by two different laboratories to help uncover potential bias in the data.
Finally, it is noteworthy that, despite its presence in the core values, 1 equity (as distinct from equality) does not feature prominently in the emerging post-2015 and SDG consultative frameworks.
