It is not our aim to make a synopsis of education policy in Europe, as there are already excellent articles available that describe its historical evolution, political development, distinctive elements (principles, objectives and targets), specific factors and critical analysis; among which one may cite, for example, the work completed by Valle [24].
Strain evolution shows distinctive characteristics for the three stages of deterioration and increased strain for increased number of cycles.
Both Darwin and his critics recognized that his approach to evolution was distinctive on each of these topics, and it remains true that, though Darwinism has developed in many ways unforeseen by Darwin, its proponents and critics continue to differentiate it from other approaches in evolutionary biology by focusing on these themes.
Thus, DNA methylation may play critical regulatory roles and influence genome evolution in distinctive ways.
Because of his distinctive evolution of Scotism, a Maronitae (The Meyronnists) school of thought emerged and influenced 14th- and 15th-century Scholasticism.
ON HIS CLAPPING Miles explained the evolution of his distinctive manner of clapping, which often involves his being hunched over as he smacks his palms together with his fingers spread wide.
Four stages of porosity evolution, each with distinctive petrographic and petrophysical properties, were distinguished.
On the other hand, the annealing temperature variation shows the distinctive evolution of Pd nanostructures such as tiny pits and grains, randomly distributed isolated NPs, and finally, Pd NP-assisted nanohole formation on Si (111).
The identical range of film deposition range was studied at higher annealing temperature (750 °C), which shows distinctive evolution of Ag nanostructures as a result of thickness-dependent characteristics of dewetting phenomena as well as the significant sublimation of Ag.
If Apple heads down this path, it will be seeking its own distinctive evolution of Ive's design philosophy – a philosophy explicitly indebted to the great German designer Dieter Rams and his dictums, the most famous of which states that "good design is as little design as possible".
