The reinforced consonants, now written as geminates (duplicate letters), probably became distinctive through the reduction of clusters, such as Middle Korean st, pst, and pt, and in many words the heavily aspirated consonants seem to go back to earlier clusters with h or k.
After correction, transient OBP changes related to the rapid temperature changes could be less distinctive with a reduction in amplitude of several millimeters.
With his salmon he serves a bright kaffir lime reduction; the distinctive South Asian flavor makes Mr. Ruoho seem almost like a renegade.
The most distinctive aspect is a reduction of systolic Ca2+ transient amplitude, which is commonly accompanied by an increase of diastolic Ca2+ levels in the cytosol.
Paul is arguing more directly against Setiya (2008), who does not regard Velleman's faith in post hoc justification as sufficient for justifying the formation of an intention.] Paul takes this and other problems for the Cognitivist to establish that intentions are distinctive practical attitudes, incapable of reduction to the theoretical attitude of belief.
The study said that some of the past major droughts appeared to be linked to a distinctive pattern of increases and reductions in surface temperatures of the Atlantic Ocean, known as the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation.
Zebrafish null for Tnnt2 (TNNT2atg) were also analyzed to determine whether the reduction in CTD50 was a distinctive feature of the mutant RNA resulting from the TNNT2sp MO or was a result of loss or absence of wild-type Tnnt2 protein.
Eruptions that occur geographically close to the drill site, such as those from Iceland, produce large and distinctive conductivity signals accompanied by very sharp reductions in nitrate concentrations.
The results show that both gas-liquid and spring-oscillator phase shifters have the distinctive capacity of phase shifting with a significant reduction in the inertial component length.
