The ontic version of the law of non-contradiction guarantees that the negative example is distinct from the subject (p) (pakṣa).
Although it is known that the network of physical contacts, for example, is distinct from the network arising from communication events via phone calls and instant messages, the extent to which these networks differ is not clear.
A good example is distinct HFE gene mutations, primarily C282Y and H63D.
And suppose it is possible that there be objects — Aliens, for example — that are distinct from all actually existing objects.
For example, there are distinct detectors to identify first names, last names, full names, addresses, cities, states, and countries.
There are radical variations in the way languages carve up the spectrum of visible light; for example, green and blue are distinct colors in English but are considered shades of the same color in many languages.
There are, however, circumstances in which an individual experiences little or no connection between sex and gender; in transsexualism, for example, biological sexual characteristics are distinct and unambiguous, but the affected person believes that he or she is or ought to be of the opposite sex.
For example, top-down models are distinct from bottom-up models with regard to the assumptions they apply.
What's more, individual mirror neurons are believed to respond to specific movements for example, the "paper" neurons are distinct from the "hang loose" neurons.
For example, if virulent biotypes are distinct populations or evolutionary lineages, then resistant cultivars can be strategically deployed where the frequency of such virulence is low.
