Sentence examples for fully distinct to from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy Numerical Index (FNI) quantifies overall similarity between the national biomass maps and the CMS_RF map, ranging from 0 (fully distinct) to 1 (fully identical).

The Fuzzy Numerical maps represent the spatial distribution of the numerical similarity (s) between the biomass maps and the NBS map, ranging from 0 (fully distinct) to 1 (fully identical).

A conventional creative writing teacher would nail him for failing to dramatize enough or to mold fully distinct characters, and while the rap isn't really fair — Manea seems indifferent to the prescriptions of contemporary realism — it's still worth broaching, in part to give a sense of how deeply "The Lair" differs from most of today's English-language fiction.

It is tempting to see the view as simply playing a verbal trick: Brower and Rea say that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are to be counted as one God; but since the divine Persons are fully distinct from one another, it is natural to take the admonition to 'count them as one' as nothing more than the proposal of a mere linguistic convention.

They can also accommodate the case in which intention is essential to, and thus not fully distinct from, the action it causes: for things that cannot be done except intentionally, as perhaps greeting and promising (Anscombe 1963, pp. 84 5).

These calculations produced two fully distinct peaks for synonymous substitution rates of syntenic gene blocks for interspecies comparisons: one corresponding to orthologous syntenic blocks created by speciation and the other to homeologous syntenic blocks resulting from the pregrass tetraploidy.

Administration and law were not fully distinct, and both depended ultimately on the king.

Further, "neither fully distinct nor fully obscure concepts are compatible with the feeling of beauty," for what is required is that an object offers enough "extensive clarity," that is, richness and variety, to stimulate us, but enough unity so that we can easily take it in as a whole (On Sentiments, Third Letter, Philosophical Writings, pp. 14 15).

For instance, Trépanier (2003) argues that ensemble d (see Martin and Primavesi 1999, 144 149) strengthens previous evidence for a kind of zoogony, taking place under the influence of Strife, which is fully distinct from the kind of zoogony under the influence of Love.

The FN index, ranging between 0 (fully distinct maps) and 1 (fully identical maps), is computed as the average of the numerical similarity s between each pair of corresponding cells (a and b) in the two maps, which in turn is computed cell-by-cell as follows: s a, b = 1 - ∣ a - b ∣ max ( ∣ a ∣, ∣ b ∣ ) (1).

This is also consistent with the fully distinct localizations of these two gene products.