Four amino acid substitutions resulting from distinct point mutations in the CSR gene prevent binding of various ALS-inhibiting herbicides and hence confer herbicide resistance.
Many scenes, told from the distinct points of view of the two parents, offer tender insights into their suffering, their desperation, their growing alienation from each other.
The chemical and physical accounts are not of two different entities; rather, they describe and explain the same entity from two distinct points of view, and in this sense the two accounts are "parallel".
Finally, the last two predictors implemented a 4-point correlator that combined temporal signals from three distinct points in space (fourth term, Figure 5B).
A (2,3 -packing on X is a pair (X,A), where A is a set of 3-subsets (called blocks) of X, such that any pair of distinct points from X occurs together in at most one block.
Like Duns Scotus and Wyclif, Paul speaks of a formal difference (or difference of reason) between essence and being in creatures, as the essence and the essential being of a thing are one and the same entity considered from two distinct point of view, intensionally (the essence) and extensionally (the being) (SN, part VI, chap. 1, fol. 93ra).
The books each present a chapter from a distinct point-of-view, and I find it useful to think about a season not just by who got screen time, but who most frequently functioned as the POV.
In this case, the individual components could be GABA synapses, each synapse contributing prior information from a distinct point in space (determined by the presynaptic neuron's stimulus, or receptive field center).
It is becoming clear that adaptive immune responses against self-tissues are impacted by miRNAs at several distinct points ranging from initial antigen presentation to specific effector mechanisms that are at the heart of tissue damage during autoimmunity.
