The follow-up distinctively applies the same resources to Brazilian music, with the band augmented by percussionists Célio de Carvalho and Paulinho Bicolor.
Those formal epistemologists who seek to elucidate and apply distinctively epistemic norms that is, norms about what ought (epistemically) to be believed, how beliefs ought (epistemically) to be updated, or how we ought (epistemically) to reason might worry that explication is unhelpful given their objective.
Distinctively, the harmonic balance method is applied via a procedure in the complex domain, with which one can employ as many harmonics as one wishes without manual changes in the algorithm or on its expressions.
The use of fixed effects model in this situation, therefore, distinctively differentiates the effects of adaptation measures applied by individual households from the effects attributed to panel years.
"Kinja seems to solve that; when it's applied retroactively to comment threads, they have become distinctively better".
While the hefty tankard has some characteristics of Dutch silver -- Baroque engraving and an applied leaf border on the base -- it is distinctively American.
From such mechanical interpretation on Eq. (1), it is seen that the applied shear is essentially resisted by a combination of the two base components that are distinctively different actions beam action and arch action.
When applied to aequorin-expressing soybean (Glycine max L). cell suspension cultures, Trichoderma and Botrytis metabolite mixtures were distinctively perceived and activated transient intracellular Ca2+ elevations with different kinetics, specific patterns of intracellular accumulation of reactive oxygen species and induction of cell death.
Concepts of a non-linear theory are applied to discern how the interaction among bone matrix constituents (collagen and mineral), microcrack characteristics, and trabecular architecture can create distinctively differences in the fracture resistance at the bone tissue level.
On one common view, public reason is a distinctively political idea: it paradigmatically applies to the laws and other political institutions of our society.
