Spectral analysis techniques that take into account the non-stationary character of the DCT signals and are independent of IOP and OPA levels could prove to be useful for describing the characteristics of the intraocular pulse pressure wave distinctive to certain types of glaucomatous eyes or glaucoma suspects.
By politics we mean questions about the purpose of scholarship, but also the tricky issues which arise in the accomplishment of research by two people who have, to a certain extent, distinctive interests, expectations and priorities.
Each of the three soups is largely faithful to a certain province's distinctive style.
As standardly conceived, transcendental arguments are taken to be distinctive in involving a certain sort of claim, namely that X is a necessary condition for the possibility of Y where then, given that Y is the case, it logically follows that X must be the case too.
They were unusually hairy, hairier than the rest of him... His penis is distinctive in a certain way..
For example, we plausibly attribute to the heart the proper function of pumping the blood (which is not merely something it happens to do, as it happens to make a certain distinctive noise), which occurs for the sake of circulating the blood and distributing nutrients and removing wastes (a teleological explanation for why the heart pumps the blood), and so on.
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While PR appears to happen unconsciously and almost automatically, the process of making an instant diagnosis is still based on the recognition of distinctive features of a certain disease and is a reasoning strategy widely used by medical experts with many years of experience [ 10].
