And it promises to account for the intuitive truth of (1 -(4) by distinguishing the proposition that Superman is strong from the proposition that Clark Kent is strong in virtue of the difference in linguistic items.
These components differ significantly than those that are used in the solvent based industry by virtue of the difference in chemical structure between the two types of solvents.
To account for the differences in the absolute values between the three vascular beds (by virtue of the natural differences in the sizes of the vessels - coronary artery versus carotid artery versus abdominal aorta), the distributions of each were then standardized.
He has almost sought to make a virtue of these differences of opinion, arguing it is a mark of the recharged politics that the country craves after decades of "zipped up" politicians.
Having fallen out with the Tories over the budget, Lords reform, boundary changes, energy policy, the Leveson report, and drugs reform, the Lib Dems will now make a virtue of these differences.
By virtue of these differences we would expect differences in persistence time without some canalization so that different-size networks have equivalent levels of variance.
By virtue of these differences, field trauma care in Europe tends to be more intensive, and the time to definitive care can be shorter and initial triage more appropriate [ 51, 52].
By virtue of these differences in radioactivity (or half-lives), I is a long-term risk, associated with current groundwater contamination and nuclear waste disposal.
Profound studies by S. Carnot of the ability to extract mechanical work out of engines that ran by virtue of the temperature difference between boiler and condenser led to the introduction by R. Clausius of one more important parameter describing a material system, its entropy.
By virtue of the large difference in atomic number (Z) between Pd (Z=46) and Au (Z=79), the Au Pd particles were determined to be homogeneous.
