While many urban centers have their own distinct characteristics, more and more he finds that "every aspiring city seems to have the same things, a new, vibrant pedestrian shopping street, a national theater, numerous theme parks and an observatory tower to see the whole city".
However, the late developmental period is precisely when anatomical landmarks with known rhombomeric location become more distinct (nerve roots, characteristic nuclei with known neuromeric position, various decussations).
In previous work, we found that IRT models fit better when response categories are more distinct and item characteristic curves do not overlap or become disordered due to small frequencies of individual rating categories [ 19].
But the terroir and aging techniques of the respective vintners (Prevas and Ames) have each given the Pinot Noir their own distinct characteristics - more red berries and citrus here, more mocha and quince over there.
In modern times, these characteristics become more distinct because each East Asian country develops in its unique ways, especially due to the influence of contacts with different international systems.
SMC exhibit more than two distinct characteristic length scales, so that a sequence of scale transitions is required to obtain the overall behavior of the composite.
Broadly defined, composites are materials with two or more distinct components that combine to yield characteristics superior to those of the individual constituents.
The higher crystallinity degree for S1 sample causes the formation of relatively more distinct absorption bands in the titania characteristic area (400 700 cm−1) [15].
The presence of diazotrophic species within this group suggests that these nitrogenases may have distinct characteristics that permit a more parsimonious mechanism for FeMoco assembly.
There is a possibility that maltreated youth offenders might have developed distinct characteristics that made them more prone to future criminal behavior.
