The indigenous rodents of Madagascar, the Nesomyinae, prior to the discovery of Monticolomys comprised seven very distinctive genera so distinct from each other that some have found it difficult to accept that they are closely related.
Part wake, part bargain hunt, and part keepsake quest, those events were like estate sales for beloved but distantly related cousins; the atmosphere was a distinctive combination of guilty discovery and mournful nostalgia.
A distinctive approach for device discovery in an in-band cellular network, based on the device's power, is suggested with an efficient technique which enhances the implementation of D2D communication and improves the accomplishment by alleviating the discovery issues.
But since Wittgenstein was later to accuse his Tractarian self of having entertained the concept of a distinctive kind of philosophical discovery (see WVC 182, quoted below), we must not rush — as Malcolm appears to have done, to the conclusion that he conceived of the discovery in question as "empirical" in anything like the contemporary sense of the word.
Indeed, the possibility that S100 proteins might contribute to heart and vascular diseases was first suggested by the discovery of distinctive patterns of S100 expression in healthy and diseased hearts and vasculature from humans and animal heart failure (HF) models [7 18].
The fun of eating at these places is in the discovery of the distinctive culture of the regions, in the wine as well as in the food.
Doctored images of officials making inspection visits have become a source of popular mockery in China, particularly after the discovery of one distinctive image that showed a group of functionaries hovering over a road in Sichuan.
The Doodle on Google's home page shows a cartoon illustration of Franklin looking at the DNA double helix - eluding to her work on the X-ray diffraction images of DNA, which in turn led to the discovery of its distinctive structure.
Because little was known of Chalkhill's life, it was often speculated that he never existed save as a nom de plume for Walton or another, but in 1958 the mystery was solved with the discovery of eight distinctive autograph manuscripts in the papers of a collateral descendant, Lieut.
As we mentioned before, there are two distinctive modes in a neighbor discovery schedule called active and power-saving modes.
