"Each transaction, each asset, is distinct one from the other," he said.
But the tenants of 125 Cedar prefer to think of themselves as distinct, one of the originals, a family.
But that, the critics say, isn't true: the environment for monozygotic twins is a distinct one, even before birth when they share a placenta.
As the board turned and a metronome ticked, he worked to follow the shapes as they swiveled, keeping them clear, single and distinct, one eye at a time.
Consistent with previous low-resolution structure (Shasmal and Sengupta, 2012), the most distinct one is H54a.
Though related, these aims are in fact distinct: one can, for example, avoid error by suspending belief.
CNNs use convolutional layers to extract ngram features and use max-pooling layers to select the most distinct one.
For one, we have a parent company in France with its own, separate brand identity, making it important for us to keep a distinct one as well.
The offer needs to be an attractive, diverse and distinct one in order to compete with the convenience and cost effectiveness of internet shopping.
Thus, we introduced a control group that was presented with three distinct containers instead of two identical containers and one distinct one (like the experimental group).
