With every allowance for the virtues of treating books as commodities like any other, the literary marketplace might still be made distinct from the community of readers.
Veletsianos (2016) distinguishes between "groups," "networks," and "communities," arguing that communities are made distinct by their focus on commitment, coherence, and continuity.
The graphics were given a simple appearance to avoid a cluttered game screen, and object designs were made distinct from each other to avoid confusion.
Using the repeat rule, exon 1 is made distinct, while exon 5 is considered variant.
However, as exon 2 is longer and fully contains exon 6, it is made distinct, while exon 6 is classified variant.
Subcategories were defined to reflect the issues within each and to be made distinct from one another (ie, to reduce overlap between constructs).
In Figure 2A, only exon 2 is different and at this genomic position, there are two shorter exons, 5 and 6, overlapping with exon 2. As each of the exons 2, 5 and 6 occurs only once in all the transcripts, the longest exon is made distinct.
The tendon was made of distinct fascicles, each comprising a succession of straight segments connected by sharp angles.
The Council of Ministers adopted more qualified majority voting and the European Council was made a distinct institution with a permanent president.
And then, my unrelated namesake Ernest Rutherford worked out that it wasn't uncuttable, and was made up of distinct smaller parts.
