It is true that blacks are much more likely to be imprisoned than other groups in the United States, but that is not a particularly distinctive phenomenon.
Dreaming, a common and distinctive phenomenon of sleep, has throughout human history given rise to myriad beliefs, fears, and conjectures, both imaginative and experimental, regarding its mysterious nature.
This paper provides an answer to the question, as the first of a series of steps aimed at exploiting the full capability of HF sounding to understand the distinctive phenomenon of Spread F.
This is the first attempt to examine and theorise the development and transformation of this distinctive phenomenon, using architectural aid as a lens through which to unpack the state's motivation for and the institutions/individuals' commitment to constructing China's global influence.
This distinctive phenomenon suggests that the activation energy of the sphalerite → wurtzite transformation has a dependence on the reaction area (i.e. the wurtzite/ sphalerite interface area).
And it is worth remarking here that Russell, contrary to Frege, struggled with the idea of collective predication as a logically distinctive phenomenon which did not involve collective units, because it could not be understood as involving single logical subjects.
Figure 3 shows the calibration curves of easy and difficult scenarios on no time pressure and time pressure, indicating that the hard-easy effect was a distinctive phenomenon in the high fidelity simulated situation.
The observed distinctive reinforcing phenomena from CNCs and mCNCs in CMC matrix were interpreted in terms of dispersion state and interfacial bonding based on the fracture surface morphology.
He argues that, particularly at moments when countries viewed themselves as marginal or threatened, the identity of the modern nation emerged as a scientifically articulated relationship between distinctive natural phenomena and the problematic behaviors of complex groups of machines.
