Previously defined patterns of gene expression across 3T3-L1 differentiation (Mikkelsen et al., 2010) further support this emerging, functional distinction of early and late ZEB1 enrichment.
Dr. Gil J. Stein, a Northwestern University archaeologist who also works in Syria, called Hamoukar the first large-scale site in the north where artifacts pointed clearly to emerging class distinctions, division of labor and some centralized political control.
They illustrate a peculiar pattern with functional and emerging evolutionary distinctions between parent and emerging lines, suggesting a parallelism between duplicatory and mutational events, now also visible at separate sub-stages.
Others, too, emerged with distinction, not least Finnan and Gary Breen.
He casts with care, giving his dancers much to do, but the material he gives them is seldom shaped to allow them to emerge with distinction.
Indeed, as Brendan Simms showed in his book "Unfinest Hour: Britain and the Destruction of Bosnia," Smith was one of the very few senior British figures to emerge with distinction from the entire Bosnian fiasco.
Historian Niall Ferguson was adamant that Smith bore no responsibility for the events at Srebrenica and was indeed one of the few British officials "to emerge with distinction" from the intervention in Bosnia; nonetheless, Ferguson believed that the experience illuminates Smith's theoretical writings.
Synchrony and diachrony, or statics and dynamics, within social theory are terms that refer to a distinction emerging out of the work of Levi-Strauss who inherited it from the linguistics of Ferdinand de Saussure.
Another important distinction emerging from the discussions was between so-called 'true madness' and 'worry'worry
From Iraq to killing Bin Laden to the use of predator drones to Iran to Israel, even to the Benghazi tragedy (the disaster that Republicans hoped would keep on giving), what emerge are distinctions without much of a difference.
