For greater expansion, distinct audiences must feel excited at the same time.
"BBC3 makes lots of great, clever, distinct programmes.
After being lifted to a great height, distinct colors, patterns, and depths are presented to each eye, which forces them to battle to see which will reign supreme.
When it does, as Genêt's surely does, it has the surprise of great photography, as distinct from great painting.
The sense that these blocks are at once a part of greater Harlem and distinct from it, Ms. Jhones said, is helped by the street names: Morningside Avenue, for example, runs only from 113th to 125th Streets, a tiny stretch compared with city avenues that thread through dozens of neighborhoods.
In performing these studies, ESI was found to identify a greater number of distinct chemical species in the samples under investigation when compared to the employed MALDI technique, suggesting that the utilisation of ESI must be strongly considered in polymer mechanistic investigations if the maximum number of end-group functionalities within a given polymer sample are to be identified.
Greater than 10 distinct lateral myofibers originate in each abdominal segment, all of which travel parallel to one another along the cuticular wall.
A more complex organ will have a greater number of distinct cell types, and as a result, the estimation of its diversity and specialization will be less precise and require a larger sample size for accuracy.
Therefore, in order to compare the genomes of phytopathogens and saprotrophs, we focused on filamentous ascomycetes in order to resolve in greater detail the distinct differences in gene sets between these two ecologically separate groups of fungi.
The study revealed that most patients age 60 older have greater than 3 distinct diseases affecting their eyes, that most of these diseases were common ocular traits, and that they were typically present at a similar or higher frequency as population estimates.
