In my lifetime, there have been only two utterly distinctive generations – the 68ers and the 39ers.
However, in addition to its low machining efficiency, UPFC's intermittent cutting process results in distinctive surface generation mechanisms, covering intermittent tool-workpiece relative motion, tool geometry imprinted into a machined surface, and surface material separation and deformation.
American jazz musician, considered one of the most distinctive of his generation, noted for the beauty of his tenor saxophone tone and for his melodic inventiveness.
This election might demonstrate just how distinctive the new generation's voice has become.
It is not until late in book I that he begins to develop his own detailed theory of their distinctive contributions to generation.
Viewing the natural body as self-differentiating rather than self-identical, Irigaray also articulates distinctive capacities for generation corresponding to differing morphological possibilities (the possibilities of bodily form) that entail "different subjective configurations" (Irigaray 2001 [1994], 137).
Unlike some conventional qPCR instrumentation that use integrated fluidic circuits or plate arrays, the instrument performs qPCR in a continuous, micro-droplet flowing process with droplet generation, distinctive reagent mixing, thermal cycling and optical detection platforms all combined on one complete instrument.
Induction of CA by Red-Br-nos shows the following distinctive characteristics: (a) generation of 3 8 centrosomes per cell, (b) ratio of daughter to mother centrioles >1 (i.e., greater than expected for 'templated' duplication) and (c) rapid and efficient production of several centrioles in parallel within 9 12 h of drug exposure.
In defining ethnicity, we followed Senior and Bhopal, who wrote: "[ethnicity] implies one or more of the following: shared origins or social background; shared culture and traditions that are distinctive, maintained between generations, and lead to a sense of identity and group; and a common language or religious tradition".
