The resulting anisotropic errors lead to a disparity in the calculations that is most prominent between directions parallel and diagonal to the grid lines.
Berlin's conception of positive and negative liberty may also owe something to Rousseau's distinction between the liberty of the man and that of the citizen, and to the more general distinction among earlier theorists, of whom Rousseau was the most prominent, between natural and moral liberty.
It was perhaps most prominent between 1982 and 1992, when it was a member of English football's top division, at that time the First Division; the team won its first major honour, the Football League Cup, in 1988.
Such diversity is most prominent between unrelated strains, but also occurs within defined H. pylori communities of highly related subisolates [11], [43] [45], [49], [50].
This increase in species number was most prominent between 51° N and 58° N. In the deeper central North Sea north of Dogger Bank, where sediment becomes silty-fine sand, species richness further increases up to 58° N, which roughly coincides with the 100 m isobath.
In mdx mouse hind limb muscles, such as TA, EDL and soleus, this process is most prominent between about 4 9 weeks of age, during which time more than 50% of the muscle undergoes damage and regeneration, as evidenced by the number of fibers with central nuclei.
But since Ingram went down with a toe injury after Week 13, Ivory has stepped in and been the most prominent between-the-tackles runner.
Perhaps the most prominent event between those -- geographically and chronologically -- may have been, for the last 32 years, the Meadow Brook Concours d'??nce.
For our analysis on tag communities' composition, we selected the most prominent theme between the most used tags in Super User site: operating systems.
The most prominent difference between the α- and β-form can be noted in the periodicity and the mutual arrangement of the 1∞FeO3 polyanions.
The most prominent differences between molecule- and particle-related health effects are additionally discussed as physical (concentration-dependent mobility due to agglomeration) and chemical effects (catalytic/chemically active surfaces, Trojan horse type toxin transport through membranes, long-term risks).
