What makes general relativity distinctive is that it treats gravitation not as a force between bodies such as the sun and the Earth, but as a warping or distortion in the geometry of space and time.
In general, no distinctive differences were evident, except that RCTs in conditional vs. unconditional appraisals were more frequently considered to have a high potential for bias (67 % vs. 11%%) and were more frequently active controlled (67%% vs. 33%%).
Predictably, political conditions in eastern Europe, though mirroring some of the general developments, remained distinctive.
At the most general level, one distinctive component of Anomalous Monism is its a priori status.
Stanford concedes, however, that the historical record can offer only fallible evidence of a distinctive, general problem of contrastive scientific underdetermination, rather than the kind of deductive proof that champions of the case from empirical equivalents have typically sought.
Alan Pegler's preferred option was evidently to return the locomotive as far as possible to the general appearance and distinctive colour it carried at the height of its fame in the 1930s.
In general, as expected, distinctive differences between the vowels and the mode of voice production can be seen (Fig. 3).
Cricket offers all the pleasures of sport in general, plus a highly distinctive appeal of its own to which many elements contribute.
A survey of movement and historic dance from the past five centuries, including technique and general deportment, that is distinctive to each era.
And third, some people (including Muslims and other minority religions) look to them as protectors of the right of faith in general to exist, follow distinctive customs and enjoy respect.
