Irrespective of its distinctness, any cluster structure can be characterized by the proportion of individuals organized in its clusters as was suggested above.
Arnauld's account of clarity and distinctness, obscurity and confusion of ideas can be found in the First Part, Chapter 9, of the Logic.
These markers can be used for Distinctness, Uniformity and Stability (DUS) tests of variety identification and for marker assisted selection (MAS) in variety improvement and management.
We also used a somewhat denser taxon sampling for Gratioleae (Plantaginaceae) in order to (i) examine whether the distinctness of this tribe [ 2] can be confirmed after taxan sampling enhancement and (ii) doublecheck the position of the apparently "protocarnivorous" genus Philcoxia.
Some are simple sales, whereas many, reflecting a universal recognition of the distinctness of medicines over other commodities, can be characterized as provision of 'first aid' and often lead to prescribing of pharmaceuticals or to referral to formal sector providers.
It cannot be the simple belief that one has attained clarity and distinctness, for Descartes himself acknowledges that individuals can be wrong in that belief (7 35, 361).
It can be shown that EQI tracks empirical distinctness in a very precise way.
Finally, by integrating QDWD, pattern distinctness, and local contrast, a reliable saliency map for underwater images can be computed and estimated.
In fact, many of the great debates of the authors working within this framework can be characterized precisely as disputing the identity or distinctness of the items featured here, or the very criteria of identifying or distinguishing them.
If the sense organ and the mind are healthy and provided that an external object can be really seen or heard the presentation, due to its clearness and distinctness, has the power to extort the assent that always lies in our power, to give or to withhold.
