Our order-sorted logic contains types (rigid sorts), non-rigid sorts, and unary predicates that distinctly express essential sorts, non-essential sorts, and non-sortal properties.
Clearly, some essential prerequisites for development of multicellular organisms and cell differentiation originated earlier than previously thought, distinctly before the origin of the animal kingdom and choanoflagellates.
Compared with linear plasticizers, the star-shaped ones have as an essential advantage a distinctly lower tendency to crystallize which is even completely suppressed in some cases.
Clinton is stressing in all her appearances — another point that Penn sees as essential — that Obama will appear distinctly weaker on national-security questions in relation to McCain.
On the other hand, nuclear export signals (NES) are characterized by distinctly spaced hydrophobic amino acids and are essential for the export of a protein out of the nucleus.
A salad of stellar tomatoes is essential, and this one has a distinctly niçoise profile.
Advertisement calls of sympatric species essential in the reproductive context differed distinctly in their structure whereas whistle calls irrelevant for reproduction did not.
By contrasting so sharply with his creator, Henry Bech also defined Mr. Updike more distinctly, particularly his determination to stick to the essentials of his craft.
The aim of this fine art is to promote the scenic beauty of an area by cultivating a variety of species in a juxtaposition and combination that allows the essential in each type of plant to emerge distinctly.
While it's important to be cordial, it's also essential to note that in many cases a client liaison is distinctly different than a close friendship.
