He knew this imagined entity could be distinct from an ordinary community Web site, with random comments and links, only if it could do nearly everything that the P.C.N. & R. could do.
In this context, SCA6 could be distinct from other polyQ diseases, in that the potentially toxic protein species are generated by a certain functional background.
But he is happy too to countenance the view that the three divine persons could be distinct by non-relational properties (on this, see conveniently Cross [1999a], 65 67).
Given the number of cryptic species or potential for this in the Procellariformes it deems further research if the separate ocean basin populations could be distinct species rather than subspecies.
They could be distinct from the successor to the MDGs post-2015, or integrated within them.
Indeed, it's not easy to see how intervention could be distinct from divine action beyond creation and conservation.
Theoretically, the analytical formulas always provide a concise value which could be distinct from those offered Monte Carlo which varies based on the designated simulation parameters.
Maudlin (citing Minsky, and Sloman and Croucher) points out a Virtual Mind reply that the agent that understands could be distinct from the physical system (414).
The church had to explain how the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit could be distinct and yet not three different gods.
Within art history, underdrawings and a final painting could be distinct layers on a "map" of the artwork, with location labels providing more information on technique or any element of interest.
Because of ongoing brain development during adolescence, the neuropathophysiology, let alone the treatment, that underlie these disorders could be distinct.
