Three distinctive flow intervals were also identified: early, intermediate, and late time imbibition.
This swimming profile is strikingly different from naïve wild-type zebrafish, and is clearly anxiogenic because these horizontal sweeps occur in rapid succession (rather than having distinctive or regular intervals between upper exploratory sweeps).
Although there was no distinctive difference in the intervals between signals for grade 1 cartilage and grade 2 cartilage, surface recession and wearing of grade 2 cartilage was evident on macroscopic examination.
Some species of fish emit light in distinctive patterns or at regular intervals, permitting individuals to form or maintain schools.
In LPC, the mean squared error between the original and the predicted speech is minimized over a short time interval to produce distinctive set of LP coefficients.
Each interval has a distinctive set of factors determining its duration.
The glass's distinctive vertical ribs, at 10-inch intervals, superimpose a satisfying rhythmic pattern on this gauzy scene.
Scales range from four to six tones and sometimes include half-step intervals, which is a distinctive style element in music of this area.
The record spans an otherwise poorly recovered time interval, and includes the distinctive Early Ottnangian Cooling, a short period of climate deterioration that has been poorly constrained and understood so far.
Elliott Carter in his Double Concerto (1961) set apart two groups of instruments, one around a piano, another around a harpsichord, each with its distinctive tone colours and its own distinctive harmonic intervals or note combinations.
