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Yet human consciousness appears to be not merely quantitatively but qualitatively distinct from that of even our closest evolutionary neighbours, chimps and bonobos.

The results are shown in Fig. 2. Visual inspection of the spider chart reveals that, across all dimensions of subjective experience probed by the questionnaire, the experiences elicited by the Hallucination Machine are qualitatively distinct from the control videos (Fig. 2a), but qualitatively similar to psilocybin experiences (Fig. 2b).

This mode of pullout mechanism is qualitatively distinct from that operating at lower temperatures, and the transition is believed to occur when the slip length of the grain boundary reaches the average half-length of the grain.

These platforms leverage basic advances in biocompatible materials, semiconductor device designs and systems engineering concepts to afford modes of operation that are qualitatively distinct from those of conventional approaches that tether animals to external hardware by means of optical fibers, electrical cables and/or fluidic tubing.

It is this fact that made his calculations of Avogadro's number qualitatively distinct from, and more telling than, other estimates.

In these ways, it seems natural to understand Socrates' soul to be numerically and qualitatively distinct from Callias' soul.

When direct comparisons of the electrophysiological correlates of semantic priming and episodic recognition are recorded in a paradigm in which the two are not confounded, the FN400 reflects a qualitatively distinct effect from the N400.

However, support for the hypothesis that melancholia is more "biological" or a qualitatively distinct syndrome from nonmelancholic depression is more mixed.

Three qualitatively distinct structural factors were adapted from Menon-Johansson's paper for re-analysis here: governance, gross national product (GDP) per capita, and access to water.

To demonstrate this phenomenon, we constructed and then investigated two qualitatively distinct ED environments: one created from statistics averaged over all U.S. emergency departments, and another from statistics averaged over a cohort of U.S. academic emergency departments.

The system design space for this circuit exhibits 5 qualitatively distinct phenotypes with valid regions radiating from the region at the origin.