Two decades ago, protein biochemists supposed that the universe of proteins would be limited to a modest number of distinctive types, for example, a thousand different folds (Chothia 1992).
A line in each individual graph depicts a constant flow rate for the three distinctive types of drilling fluid with three different viscosities (1, 2.5, and 6 cp).
DuPont, BASF, and Braskem have identified new market opportunities for bioplastics, designed distinctive types of business models to seize these opportunities, and devised ways to create increased value by communicating performance advantages and environmental impact reduction to downstream entities.
Lycia is described as a district along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey inhabited in the first millennium B.C. by people about whom relatively little is known, although they are noted for their "distinctive type of funerary architecture".
In 1879 "Tar-Baby," a story probably inspired by his reading of William Owens' work on black folklore, appeared in the Atlanta Constitution and created a vogue for a distinctive type of dialect literature.
For doing all of this, the proteinaceous components of the functional protein complexes have two distinctive types of disorder: for internal use (assembly and movement) and for the external applications (interaction with regulators).
Proof of principle of such a reflective Fresnel spiral scheme is demonstrated experimentally by two distinctive types of design for solar concentrators with promising radiation collection efficiency.
Functional disorder could be two distinctive types: (i) internal for assembly and movement of the different parts and (ii) external for interaction with regulators.
Other distinctive types of parties emerged in some countries.
Two distinctive types of bursts can be received by radio astronomers during a storm.
