Something memorable and distinct that will define the age?
Not only does that fit the club's mantra, but one gets the distinct that is just how they like it.
Linked but distinct: that description of the people and cultures of New Orleans also fits as a summary of how the city's districts rebounded from the hurricane.
(ii) If all the eigenvalues of are distinct, that is, then Property (i) holds for all and.
Descartes thus concludes that mind and body are really distinct, that is, one can exist without the other.
The nonidentity problem argues (among other things) that p and q are, at least very probably, numerically distinct, that is, nonidentical.
Lync, Azure, and Office 365 have their hands in subscription and continuing income – those are distinct – that is key to Microsoft's transition to becoming a company that sells services, and not merely software.
Repeating the same arguments in the proof of Theorem 10, we derive that adjacent terms of the sequence ({x_{n} } ) are distinct, that is, x_{n}neq x_{n-1} quadtext{for all } n inmathbb {N}.
The results also suggest that lymphatic and hematogeneous metastases are genetically distinct that may involve different mechanisms.
Further research will determine whether these theta sources are distinct, that is, whether they can be dissociated by their behavioral relevance (e.g., supporting cognitive control versus memory retrieval).
We found that the two distributions were very distinct, that is the group behavior is very different from what one would expect from studying single mouse properties.
