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But Asperger's is also distinguished by average or aboveaverage intelligence, an early acuity with language and singular passions — Miss Kaplan, for example, has absorbed every detail of an animated 90's television series called "ReBoot".

But Asperger's is also distinguished by average or aboveaverage intelligence, an early acuity with language and singular passions — Miss Kaplan, for example, has absorbed every detail of an animated 90's television series called "ReBoot". People like Miss Kaplan have a disability, but to others they can seem merely gifted, or difficult, or odd.

Bostick et al.[35] recently have interpreted LIII-edge EXAFS spectra of Cs-montmorillonite to suggest the presence of two types of Cs+ surface complex, distinguished by average Cs O distances of 3.2 and 4.25 Å, respectively.

The amplitude distribution of the acquired signals is very sensitive to micro-cracking, while individual mechanisms like matrix cracking and fibre pull-out can be distinguished by the average frequency of the corresponding signals which exhibits a severe decrease at the moment of main.

The two species themselves were distinguished by an average 4.7% estimated sequence distance in cyt-b (GTR+I+Γ model; observed distance 3.6%) and estimated 16.9% distance in the CR sequence (observed 8.3%; Table  2).

Since the individual cell compartments cannot be distinguished by flow cytometry, an average ratio of the cytoplasmic to nuclear quantities had to be estimated from microscopy data.

In absolute numbers, this means that when using a 5k reference MSA, the candidates and their best matching reference sequences where on average distinguished by 71 positions (according to the original alignment).

The ornatus morphotype is most reliably distinguished by its longer fur, averaging 26.8 mm compared to 22.4 mm in javanicus.

This maximum value is more distinguished by applying additional time averaging over the variance (Fig. 7(b)).

The three most easterly and highest elevation C. reticulatum sites are distinguished by having the lowest monthly average temperatures (−4.8 to −2.2 °C versus −2.2 to −0.6 °C) in winter, more frequent vegetative phase frost in spring, and the highest annual rainfall (804 848 mm versus 538 735 mm for the other C. reticulatum sites).

Small and large trials were distinguished by a cutoff of an average of 100 subjects per arm.