The high proportions of other taxa in some regions may reflect either a different classification of species or errors, which could account for the proportions of the "other" taxa categories being more variable than distinctly named taxa.
Their forms and tendencies can be grouped into half a dozen kinds, not all on the same intellectual or artistic plane, nor all distinctly named then or now.
In 2011, researchers at Slow Food's RAFT Alliance documented 1,412 distinctly named heirloom foods in the region, including more than 350 varieties of apples, 464 varieties of peas and 31 kinds of corn.
In the book (which has sold over four million copies), economist Steven D. Levitt (aided by journalist Stephen J. Dubner) applies economic principles to distinctly non-economic topics like baby names, cheating in sumo wrestling, and the relationship between legalizing abortion and falling crime rates.
His white nationalist spouting is filed with academic jargon ― founding an organization with the distinctly bland name "National Policy Institute" and calling one's movement "alt-right" is no small part of that strategy.
Then, we design an algorithm, named MAR-MinSC, shown in Fig. 5, to distinctly generate all rules in ({mathrm{ARS}}_{supseteq {L}_0,supseteq {R}_0 } ({s}_0,{s}_1,{c}_0,{c}_1 )) without producing any candidate.
Since 1968, Ligeti's name has rung a bell with general audiences for "Atmosphères," nine minutes of orchestral music that Stanley Kubrick incorporated into the soundtrack of "2001: A Space Odyssey" to distinctly extraterrestrial effect.
None has so far been confirmed to bear life – even single-cell organisms – but some of these planets seem to be distinctly rocky and Earth-like: Kepler-62e, Gliese-581g and Kepler-22b, to name but a few.
Three different types of SWNTs are distinctly characterized, named "zigzag" (m = 0), "armchair" (n = m), and "chiral". These structural variations result in differences in electrical conductivity and mechanical strength.
It's very rare that you would be able to both choose a distinctly unique name at the outset and not find a similar name in your searches.
He wanted to know if someone with a distinctly black name suffers an economic penalty.
