The protocol had to keep pace: it had to work across "an arbitrarily large number of distinct and potentially non-interoperable packet switched networks," Cerf says – including ones that hadn't been invented yet.
Another, the "resonant-tunnelling transistor", has an extra advantage: instead of being simply "on" or "off" it can have a large number of distinct states in between.
Since antiquity the Caucasus has been known for its large number of distinct languages; Arab geographers called the region Jabal Al-Alsun ("Mountain of Language").
One consequence of this approach is that it may encourage the belief that learning consists of a large number of distinct processes that have nothing in common with one another.
However indirect the acquaintance – although the unwanted secretary was to visit him on his deathbed – Scott Moncrieff's connection with Waugh is a mark of the large number of distinct, though sometimes interconnected, worlds in which he contrived to operate throughout his 1920s heyday.
Variety of customer requirements leads to a relatively large number of distinct configurations.
A relatively large number of distinct polypeptidic fragments between 10 and 100 kDa indicated a moderate degradation.
In fact, when the parameter γ goes to infinity, one has an arbitrarily large number of distinct solutions.
A superspreader is a source that connects with a large number of distinct destinations during a measuring interval.
The main idea is to severely under sample the majority class thus creating a large number of distinct training sets.
The urea extraction method was the only method that afforded products with a large number of distinct electrophoretic bands up to ~300 kDa.
