Conversely, an example of dissimilarity in the content of the cognitive process comprehension/frame of reference of 'a short walk' is: "A short walk is walking for about half an hour".
Figure 2 An example of perceptual dissimilarity based on the densities of two color features.
Additional file 2 provides examples of similarity and dissimilarity in the content of all five cognitive processes for all seven items.
However, there were certain regions of dissimilarity, for example, an extra TMS was predicted before TMS6 in the MHXs of O. sativa and P. patens, but not A. thaliana or S. moellendorffii.
For example, Dwairy [ 3, 4] investigated the effect of dissimilarity in parental authoritarianism on the psychological well-being of adolescents and found that parental dissimilarity was associated with higher scores on a global measure of psychological problems.
One example of an important dissimilarity: Amex, Visa and MasterCard generally cover loss of use — that is, the car-rental company dings you for the length of time the damaged car is out of service for which you will be billed — but Discover does not, both McQuay and a Discover agent told me.
The degree of dissimilarity that was required for this distinction was unspecified; for example, could a living creature give rise to a dead one if 'living' and 'dead' are exact opposites?
For example, two propositions for which no different effects can be discerned have merely a verbal appearance of dissimilarity, and a proposition for which no definite theoretical or practical consequences can be determined is pragmatically meaningless.
Gay taste is something more singular, probably linked to incipient feelings of dissimilarity from one's peers.
Indices of dissimilarity – which measure the evenness of two groups (such as ethnic or occupational) in any given area – can be used to chart segregation.
