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Radio 2 also needed to be more distinctive with more comedy and documentaries during peak time, even if this meant its overall audience fell, according to the trust.

Jeff Ford, director of programmes at Channel 5, says ratings for documentaries are healthy – for example, Caribbean Cops regularly reaches audiences of more than 2 million – but just as important is how factual shows are helping his channel to become more distinctive with viewers.

Feature aggregation instead of long-tailed concatenation should be considered to compactly represent each local region of the skull as it makes the features more distinctive with less correlation among features from the same class.

It's undoubtedly distinctive – and it sounds more distinctive with each passing year – but it's strictly an intellectual triumph and, after a pair of albums that were musically and intellectually sound, it's a bit of a letdown, no matter how successful it was".

In a letter to the House of Representatives, Castle explained his objection, stating that the "goal in creating a new dollar coin is to make it more distinctive with a popular design that would encourage its wider use by the public".

In the uterus MR imaging features may overlap with those of endometrial carcinoma or be more distinctive with complete replacement of the uterus by a heterogeneous, haemorrhagic necrotic mass.

Indeed, Taylor et al. (2012) demonstrated that basic-level picture naming latencies were significantly facilitated for objects with relatively more distinctive features compared with objects with relatively more shared features.

Our proposals will free universities to build more distinctive relationships with their students and to grow.

Flavors are more distinctive than with the super market turkey, but there will be more bone to meat and less fat.

However, subtle differences in the patterns of the two age groups occurred for specific variables: For maternal BMI and smoking in pregnancy, we observed more distinctive patterns with respect to quantile regression estimates at different BMI z-score percentiles in the group of younger children.

However, this average improvement may not be realized for all patients, and it is possible that there are two or more distinctive groups with different, possibly non-linear, trajectories of change over time.