Dickens said Nickleby was about how childhood impressions are more real than any we receive in adult life: "Perhaps a word, a laugh, some slight distress, a passing thought or fear - and yet more strongly and distinctly marked, and better far remembered, than the hardest trials or severest sorrows of but a year ago".
The intellectual study of Africana religions has a remarkable history that is distinctly marked by the creative work of scholars who have appreciated the utility of more conventional methods while also pioneering new approaches with novel questions and fresh paradigms leading to new fields of study.
While accurate repair using sibling molecules is likely to be the main purpose of mitochondrial recombination, more rare non-allelic events can have a major impact on the production of variants, and exchanges between distinctly marked genomes, as reported here, provide a means to characterize the process.
The mazes are networks of distinctly marked rooms randomly interconnected by doors that open probabilistically.
They formed up and soon their position was "distinctly marked by the cartridge papers dropped at this time".
Moreover, the impact of the geomagnetic storms are distinctly marked in the daily time series of amplitudes of DW1, SW2 and SPW1.
But as the only entrance of its kind on any of the surrounding streets, it is distinctly marked as a thing apart, as clearly "other" as servants' quarters.
This result indicated a distinctly marked publication bias in the case of publication of studies for reliability of peer review.
In the first of the two training stages we trained the animals to point to one of four distinctly marked locations in order to receive its content.
They were regular and contained a large, spheroidal nucleus with a distinctly marked nucleolus distribution.
The surface of the axis may be smooth or distinctly marked by narrow longitudinal grooves underlying the coenenchymal canals and some species include pits [ 28, 29].
