Thus far, haecceity has been considered entirely in the context of a very distinctive moderately realist theory of universals, one according to which universals fail to be (numerically) identical in all their particulars.
The flesh is yellowish to white, thick under the disc but otherwise thin, moderately fragile, and without any distinctive odor and taste.
The Schmidt hammer (SH) test on boulders and corestones, suggests three distinctive degree of weathering (from moderately to completely weathered rock), and that biotite content is the major controlling factor of the granite mechanical behaviour.
A distinctive sabino, non-SB1 pattern is moderately common, but is usually minimally expressed due to the selective colour breeding of the 20th century.
Mr. Baldwin's rumbly, raspy baritone, laid over with a moderately posh and mostly convincing British accent, evokes the distinctive growl of Richard Burton with startling vividness.
In the clinically distinctive subgroups of node-negative, well and moderately differentiated and organ metastasis-negative tumors, high HSP-90 protein expression was also associated with favorable prognosis.
This substantiates that both sediments display a distinctive similarity in cellular component groups but are only moderately correlated in terms of overrepresented molecular functions (see Additional files 4 and 5).
RK-33 sits in the bottom right corner in a small cluster of weak-to-moderately correlated agents including dacarbazine, thioguanine, temozolomide, and vorinostat, supporting the distinctive working mechanism of RK-33 as compared to other drugs.
Not only does ζ-V2O5 represent a rare addition to the pantheon of functional Mg battery cathode materials, but it is also distinctive in exhibiting a combination of high stability, high specific capacity, and moderately high operating voltage.
We chose this sgRNA both because unc-22 loss of function causes a distinctive recessive paralyzed twitching phenotype that is easy to score and because this sgRNA works moderately well compared to other sgRNAs (Table S1).
