Additionally, the histograms do not appear to be fully described by two Gaussians, but these fits were typically sufficient to distinguish ground contact.
Here we distinguish ground-level browsing as a specialized form of low browsing that involves the gathering and cropping of plants close to the ground.
This distinguishes grounded formal theory from more recent applications of meta-ethnography, which have sought to include qualitative research using diverse methodological approaches [ 12].
MISR retrieval information, because it provides reflectivity at multiple angles, and ground light detection and ranging (LIDAR) (Engel-Cox et al. 2006) might also prove helpful in distinguishing ground-level aerosol from aerosol aloft, but spatial coverage is limited.
A precedent cannot be distinguished on grounds that would, in substance, imply that the precedent was wrongly decided: it must be treated as correctly decided.
Therefore, they can be distinguished from ground-glass opacities because of the obscured underlying vessels and airway walls [ 32].
Mylodon and its relatives were the dominant group of South American ground sloths; they are distinguished from other ground sloths by the presence of upper canine teeth, triangular cheek teeth, and a small first toe on the hind limbs.
The algorithm uses the simulated characteristics for distinguishing regular ground backscatter echoes propagating in the E and F2 HF channels.
An interesting tension in Kant's conception of faith is that while he distinguishes its ground from those of opinion and knowledge, the two clearest objects of faith are still partly dependent upon theoretical inference.
Kawai et al. [43] evaluated the feasibility of distinguishing ground-glass opacification in adenocarcinomas from that in a haemorrhage or inflammation.
Spalding v. Vilas, 161 U.S. 483 (1896), was distinguished on the ground that the suit against the Postmaster General had asserted a common law -- and not a constitutional -- cause of action.
