It was only when I went to Australia to visit my older brother Marcus, whom I had scarcely seen in thirty-five yeand, andiscovereded that he, too, had exactly the same difficulties recognizing faces and places, that it dawned on me that this was something beyond normal variation, that we both had a specific trait, a so-called prosopagnosia, probably with a distinctive genetic basis.
On this basis, distinctive properties of the imported data set became apparent.
The study concentrates on agricultural and economic conditions as well as legislative basis distinctive to Lithuania.
On this basis, distinctive decision trees are introduced in order to facilitate the identification of processes in which the use of an RPB is expected to be beneficial.
One way to make sense of such constraints would be to postulate that human agency is properly regulated by a sui generis concern to relate to other persons in a distinctive way, on a basis of mutual recognition or regard (Scanlon 1998).
With the exception of the Gungan city, which had an art nouveau-inspired visual, these locations would be given distinctive looks with some basis in the real world.
Madagascar's unique and wonderful species are its greatest asset, its most distinctive brand, and the basis for a major tourism industry that continues to grow despite current political problems.
We propose that selection from responding clones with distinctive TCRs on the basis of functional avidity can direct a preference away from Th1 effector responses, favoring Th2 cytokines.
As maternally deposited transcripts only become translationally active after fertilization, genes encoding such transcripts can be classified on the basis of distinctive expression profiles recorded during embryogenesis.
As the physical difference between 2 consecutive voices increases, the 2 voices become more distinctive on a gender basis (male or female) and recovery from adaptation should increase.
