He said that's distinct from "clickbait" headlines, which may promise one thing while the story delivers something else.
There are also distinct regional patterns below the headline figures.
* We found a single article repeated four times (N = 23 articles) but kept the twenty distinct articles for analysis (except for the headline analysis since all 23 headlines were distinct).
Systematic analysis of content captured information related to three distinct categories within each article: (1) headlines and titles; (2) colloquialisms used to refer to donepezil; and, (3) reporting of the characteristics and results of the DFSS.
Every headline name has brought a distinct and dynamic bill to the east London club, yet now, eyes are turning to who will take the mantle for the new year.
The videos were accompanied by headlines and text that evinced a distinct sensibility — ironic, knowing, smug.
(Chinen) ★ VANGUARD JAZZ ORCHESTRA (Monday through Thursday) This precision-honed big band, a Monday-night institution for more than 40 years, headlines a full week of programmatically distinct performances.
For example, the report notes that effective ads are generally those that are simple, with one sharp picture, a distinct focal point and an explicit message in a headline containing no more than nine words.
Here's five other distinct redesigns: The rental website and app hit the headlines in July 2014 with its redesigned logo, which it named the Bélo.
Headlined "Francesco Helps Us", it maps out the distinct components of the Pope's "five finger prayer" [for an English explanation of the five-finger prayer, click here].
Finally, when we consider the strong claims and latent expectations for CE found in our colloquialism and headline data, there is additional support for the hypothesis that there is a distinct trend to elaborate on findings, based on expectations rather than reflecting uncertainty, as claims are further removed from the source of the data.
