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This practice was common due to the human tendency to select phenotypes visibly distinguishing particular breeds.
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These visible markers, described below in more detail, allow heterozygous bkbwg/+v females to be visibly distinguished from homozygous bkbwg/bkbwg females and bkbwg males to be visibly distinguished from + v males.
Apart from the parliamentary approval, there is little to visibly distinguish state from ceremonial.
Besides, the CED algorithm can not visibly distinguish the target at 1.1 Hz from the positive Bragg peak.
Otherwise, the ΣM0 contributed from the down-dip, up-dip and whole areas can be visibly distinguished when the boundary depth is 30 km (Fig. 3(b)).
In all these planned platforms, learners will be given the opportunity to vote for the material, and also, learners who actively participate in their specified platforms will be visibly distinguished (for instance, higher privileges to add-delete) from those who do not participate very often.
Not only did this ensure a higher salary, but also greater social prestige, visibly distinguished by dress.
Dunlap and Fanning were the first US destroyers to use enclosed forward gun mounts rather than shields; their light pole foremast and lack of a mainmast visibly distinguished them from the Mahans.
This progressive breed differentiation was accelerated by introduction of breed standards, which accumulated specific phenotypes that visibly distinguished particular breeds.
Species which are visibly or morphologically similar can be distinguished.
A similar argument had been raised by Call (2007); (see also Seed et al. 2012), whose apes failed to distinguish between two inclined boards, one of which was resting visibly on a wooden block.
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