When the mask edges are aligned precisely along the crystal direction, the channels are distinctly defined as per their dimensions.
We consider that this approximation can be applied to our dataset because all the boundaries relevant to the present study have been distinctly defined as sharp interfaces by previous high-resolution seismic profiling (Park et al. 2002; Moore et al. 2007; Bangs et al. 2009).
Roles in mass casualty events then were distinctly defined: law enforcement responded to the immediate threat and secured the scene; emergency medical services were held back until it was deemed safe; and, it was assumed, bystanders stood by.
A large proportion of the recombination blocks were distinctly defined.
The spectral heterogeneity is also visible in the heatmap representation of the similarity coefficients, where the region corresponding to pairwise comparisons of the spectra from D. mau., outlined by the white square, is less distinctly defined and its colors closer to those of background values than corresponding square regions representing the clusters of other species.
The biological characterisation of the luminal A tumours are consistent with our previously identified group 1 (Abd et-Rehim et al, 2005) and Ambrogi's group 1 (Ambrogi et al, 2006), but are more distinctly defined.
Sedentary behaviour, which is distinctly different from physical inactivity, is defined as activities that are done sitting or in reclining posture that expend <1.5 times the basal metabolic rate.
"The concepts of health promotion or disease prevention were not very distinctly defined among us when the development of the Disease Prevention Guidelines was initiated.
It is likely that, if we were able to use village (instead of county) level data, the focal areas would be even more distinctly defined.
A pain flare was defined as 'a period of increased pain lasting at least 2 hours, when your pain intensity is distinctly worse than it has been recently'.
The alternative is distinctly unappealing.
