This identification is implausible since, for example, the informative content of 7+5=12 seems distinct from the informative content of 12=12, which in turn seems distinct from the informative content of Gödel's first incompleteness theorem – and yet all three have the same range.
For instance, the ADP-GLKs in Bos Taurus and Dictyostelium discoideum are similar to the archaeon ADP-GLKs; however, the T. tengcongensis ADP-GLK seems distinct from the archaeon ADP-GLKs.
A: You start seeing commonalities across fields that seem distinct, from psychology to engineering, public health, medical practices, and ecology.
Yet the library, at 148,000 square feet, manages not to seem distinct from the rest of the campus, which has not had any new academic construction in 36 years.
Space and time seem distinct from substances because they are causally inert, causally inaccessible their aspects or properties cannot be altered by interacting with any other substance and imperceptible.
Furthermore, the expression profiles of Dmfutsch and Dmtau in the adult brain seem distinct from those of Amfutsch and Amtau, suggesting that both futsch- and tau-expression might be differently regulated among these insect species.
On the basis of intron : exon relations, the cytoplasmic and mitochondrial groups seem distinct from the trans-membrane and secreted enzymes.
Subtype V consisted of Strains Gou3, ZJ5 and Yongjia Rn14, and it seemed distinct from the other SEO viruses in phylogenetic tree.
As Gatti said, Ferrante's suggestion that she was the daughter of a seamstress who spoke in Neapolitan dialect, and grew up in a home with few books, seems very distinct from the alleged reality.
In other words, Fonseca adopts an account of the common nature that seems quite distinct from the closely related views of Aquinas and Scotus.
This year he received a grant from the Foundational Questions Institute (FQXi) in New York, to study models of Quantum Gravity, a subject that on its face seems quite distinct from the black holes and gravitational waves.
