Besides Marino, the other five quarterbacks from the distinguished class of 1983 -- John Elway, Jim Kelly, Todd Blackledge, Tony Eason and O'Brien -- were all here.
Fullerene C60 as a representative of a new structurally distinguished class of carbon nanocompounds is of interest for biomedical application.
Einstein was willing to generalize the equivalence principle, and to conclude that the classical idea of a distinguished class of frames of reference has no physical basis.
According to one approach what is fundamental to the nature of a veridical perception is the fact that it belongs to an epistemically distinguished class of perceptual experiences.
He had identified a distinguished class of dynamically equivalent "relative spaces," in any of which true forces and masses, accelerations and rotations, would have the same objectively measured values.
Evolution of nanotechnology has also introduced the distinguished class of low-dimensional systems such as zero-dimensional (0D, i.e., nanoparticles), one-dimensional (1D, i.e., nanowires), two-dimensional (2D, i.e., graphene), and three-dimensional (3D, i.e., bulk materials).
The fundamental quantities of the measure theoretic foundation of probability theory are the sample space S, which as before is just the set of all possible outcomes of an experiment, and a distinguished class M of subsets of S, called events.
Proposed taxonomy of the geometrical models and presented notation of the distinguished classes enable consistent and uniform classification as well as objective comparison of all models which can be applied in bridge engineering, both in the Bridge Management Systems and in structural analysis of bridges.
[ Peng et al. 11] of the same research team, combined the distance method with a weighting function, resulting in less overlap between groups, and more clearly distinguished classes corresponding to the level of subjects in the CHF group.
In 1846 the German physiologist E.H. Weber distinguished only two senses in addition to sight, hearing, taste, and smell, whereas the American neurologist C.J. Herrick in 1931 distinguished 23 classes of receptors involved in such additional senses.
