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"The second postcard will have a distinguishable red band on it that will differentiate it from the first one sent out," she said.

This method can be applied to binary mixture systems the two components of which have a distinguishable difference in refractive index as well as in absorptivity.

The shear rate in a flow causes some changes in the lift coefficient depending on its sign and magnitude, while the angle of attack does not have a distinguishable influence.

In addition, the species have a distinguishable degree of microhabitat separation, with C. alternans and C. pinnatifrons distributed in sites of lower elevation, while C. ernesti-augusti typically occurs in sites of slightly higher elevation (400 m above sea level) (R. Dirzo, unpub. data).

Thus, 34 (63%) out of the 54 SIDelementsents, present in L. infantum chromosome 32, have a distinguishable "79-bp signature" that invariantly is located at, or close to, the 5'end of the element.

The exclusion of outliers was complete when the largest Mahalanobis value was close to the selected critical value (based on the χ distribution with df = "number of variables" − 1) and the normal probability plot ceased to have a distinguishable tail at the larger end.

Modulated rotation of the catalytically active plate demonstrates that these rotating-disk reactors must operate above a threshold for the stress-sensitive Damköhler number, identified under steady shear conditions, before dynamic shear has a distinguishable effect on reactor performance.

Modulated rotation of the active plate at physiological frequencies mimics pulsatile cardiovascular flow and demonstrates that these rotational bioreactors must operate above the critical stress-sensitive Damköhler number, identified under steady shear conditions, before dynamic shear has a distinguishable effect on bioreactor performance.

It was instead produced by Norro Wilson, although the album still had a distinguishable country pop sound.

We define "mutant" as a virus with distinctive phenotypic characteristics associated with a nucleotide polymorphism and "variant" as a more inclusive term to include any virus with nucleotide polymorphisms whether or not the virus has a distinguishable associated phenotype.

For this work, differences in the relative deuterium level between propeptide-bound and unbound GGCX greater than ±1.0 Da were reported as having a distinguishable change in protein conformation.