Absent a definitive terminology, distinct lesions may have been studied under the same name.
As described previously, the Maori concept of cultural safety is unique and distinct from similar terminology used in health care settings such as cultural awareness, sensitivity or competence, aimed at acknowledging or respecting differences [ 22, 55, 61, 67, 68].
This result is similar to the findings by Yew and Schmidt (2008) who identified two distinct phases of initial terminology articulation and a later terminology repetition in the PBL process from a group of students' online research data and verbal interactions.
Secondly, we have identified two distinct phases of initial terminology articulation and a later terminology repetition in the PBL process, thus providing further insight into the process of learning in PBL through a semi-naturalistic approach, instead of depending on student self-report.
Descartes calls the distinction between attributes of the same substance, and between a given attribute and its substance a "rational distinction," (Principles, I, §62, CSM, I, p. 214, AT 30) and so, insofar as Thought and Extension belong to the same substance for Spinoza, they would be, in Descartes' terminology, rationally distinct.[8] Spinoza however, says that they are "really distinct".
The increasing use of chromatic alterations in polyphony made the church modes less distinct and the modal terminology increasingly vague, although vestiges of the system remained through the 16th century and beyond.
Exclusively leveraging the user community for contribution to the database may have been logistically simpler than employing Resource Navigators, but would have presented quality issues due to the distinct lack of structured terminology within the community.
The SKC approach uses an algebra for composing ontologies that represent the terminologies from distinct, typically autonomous domains.
Understandings of the scientific problems and technical approaches taken in the mainstream studies in the China mainland have no significant difference from those in the international scientific communities, albeit using of some of the terminologies has distinct 'cultural differences'.
Globalization as a terminology is very distinct; it came into the dictionary only in 1961.
