In spite of their differences, it can be argued that the typological and the dimensional approaches are basically compatible, since they share the common aim of distinguishing key aspects of parenting and their effects on child well-being and development.
And to achieve the assigned tasks, first of all, our collaborative search and sharing system has to be capable of distinguishing users, and collecting and analyzing their personal feedback.
This chapter presents a comparison of shared and distinguishing features between the rodent and human liver and gallbladder.
So shared activity is distinguished from a mere aggregation of individual acts by a structure of appropriately related participatory intentions across different individuals.
That is the idea of shared rituals.Psychologists distinguish two types of long-term memory.
But what all players in this new wave of juicing share (and what distinguishes their product from the sugary slurp you get at a not-from-the-garden-variety smoothie shop) is a painstaking, decades-old process called cold-pressing.
Information practices emphasize the role of contextual factors of information seeking, use, and sharing, which distinguish them from the more individualistic approach in information behavior.
In assessing the influence of shared habitats, we distinguish between the current habitat of each genome (represented by the colored borders in Figures S2, 3, and 4) and the habitat of longest residence (represented by the colored rectangles) for each genome.
The question arises, therefore, whether the Trx-Erv fusion has the same mechanistic significance in all QSOX enzymes, and whether shared features distinguish the functional domains of QSOX from other instances in which these domains occur independently.
In the analysis of actions to be completed with the aim of decreasing the share of NEETs, it becomes necessary to distinguish between unemployed and inactive.
