Sentence examples for distinct references from inspiring English sources

'Passing Off of the Storm' and 'Twilight After the Storm' are distinct references to the recent conflict.

And yet, in virtue of the possibility of seemingly limitless distinct references to matter (or 'drawings of boundaries'), the rationalisation involves embracing the daunting excesses of a mereology with a 'principle of unrestricted composition'.

Next, the evaluators independently quantified the number of distinct references to each theme in the responses.

Potential fusion breakpoints arise from fragments that align to distinct references or distance genomic locations (according to the previously estimated insert size distribution) of the same reference.

The MacArthur Scale of Subjective Social Status is presented in a ladder format with 10 steps.There are two versions of the ladder that have distinct references to which individuals can compare themselves.

This HYP is composed of 155 genes (curated from 247 distinct references, some genes being supported by more than one reference) known to be directly regulated by NF-κB (genes whose expression is controlled in an NF-κB-dependent manner and whose promoter sequences are directly bound by NF-κB).

Over all, he said, the United States will keep its "decisive military edge," an oblique but distinct reference to American military superiority.

We show that the six parameters orderings lead to two distinct reference priors.

The approach combines two or more distinct reference designs into a single new product.

The results obtained with various assays show wide variability due to differences in the antibodies used and the distinct reference preparations employed for the calibration of assay kits.

Roughly, the idea is that 'Hesperus = Phosphorus' is aposteriori because we associate distinct reference-fixing criteria with the two names: e.g., being the brightest star visible in the evening and the brightest star visible the morning.