Observations of the processes governing the earth's water budget and energy balance are generally from disparate point measurements on the ground and have lower frequency, distinction, or confidence when remotely sensed.
But it probably needs to just be among your social circle where you all battle for mayorships (and lower level distinctions).
Among the lower invertebrates, however, the distinction between proximal (near, or toward the body) and distal is not always clear cut.
The report for the Sutton Trust looked at how other countries structured secondary education and concluded that England needed to make a distinction between lower and upper secondary school, proposing that this boundary should be at the age of 14.
The magnitude of the modelled wave-driven longshore sediment transport rates in 1D coastline models depend on the representation of wave refraction on the lower shoreface, since a distinction should be made between the non-rotating lower shoreface and active surfzone.
"The continued importance of Burgess Shale-type organisms through the Lower Palaeozoic reduces the distinction between Cambrian and subsequent faunas and warrants reinvestigation of the dramatic turnover between the Cambrian and Palaeozoic evolutionary faunas in the light of new discoveries of soft-bodied fossils".
However, similar hierarchical clustering of IDHwt gliomas demonstrated no CNA distinction between lower grade glioma and GBM.
Because they typically do not make any distinction between lower-level objects (such as instances of java.util.Date) and architectural relevant objects (such as collections of Customer objects), dynamic diagrams may have thousands of nodes even for small-sized systems [1, 2].
The results suggested a clear distinction of lowered carbon fixation needs during lipid accumulation compared to cellular growth/replication.
Others might nominate the old Metropolitan Opera House near Times Square or the towering Singer Building on lower Broadway for that dubious distinction.
