Moreover, within a set of puns, the distinctiveness measure distinguishes exceptionally funny puns from mediocre ones.
Confirmatory factor analyses confirmed the distinctiveness of the measures used in this study.
The distinctiveness can be measured as the either the drop in similar activity or rise in variant activity of two drugs.
In the absence of knowledge of the dimensions that define face space, we, like others in the past [18], [42], [43], used measures of distinctiveness or similarity to index the distance between representations in face space.
There are no recognized measures of distinctiveness.
We defined alpha-diversity as synonym of species richness whereas beta-diversity was measured as distinctiveness.
In the context of computer vision, each landmark is detected as a local extremum of a measure of distinctiveness and represented by an appearance-based encoding which is exploited for matching.
In order to measure the distinctiveness of the features of the infant face compared to the adult face, we used multiple faces of real infants and adults with the each face shown with positive (smiling), neutral and negative (sad) expressions.
In addition, Kline reported that discriminant validity refers to the distinctiveness of the factors measured by different sets of indicators [ 28].
Our analysis is more aligned with the latter approach, but is one that combines molecular and morphological aspects of diversity rather than relying on a single measure of distinctiveness (e.g., Bush and Adams 2007) which is akin to the idea of using character concordance to identify conservation units (e.g., Grady and Quattro 1999).
Our analysis of Fish Lake compared to the other 26 populations in our study indicates that it ranked 5th overall with its distinctiveness driven largely by the measures of neutral genetic variation rather than by morphological distinctiveness (Table 3).
