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Based on the level of physical contact we can distinct 4 forms of sexual violence: sexual harassment (no physical contact); sexual abuse (physical contact-no penetration); attempted and completed rape or forced sodomy (physical contact with penetration in body opening) [ 28].

So we can have distinct inconsistent world-books, taken as sets of mutually inconsistent propositions, representing intuitively distinct impossibilities.

As Table 2 shows, the 4 files' distance measures are not pairwise collinear, and we can estimate distinct effects of Knowledge distance and Activities distance, for example.

However, in contrast to both Block and Searle, there are also those who raise doubts that there is a properly phenomenal sense we can apply, distinct from both of the other two, for us to pick out with any term (see Dennett 1988 , 1991and Rey 1997).

In Fig. 2, transmission spectra of the PDQW heterostructure as well as those of an equivalent single PQW heterostructure are produced while varying the photonic well width, d A. From these spectra, we can see distinct resonant states, which occur as single peaks for the single PQW system and in split pairs for the PDQW system.

"That makes my job more interesting because then we can introduce distinct regional flavors from Asia into the festival, instead of lumping Asian food into what was formerly the trilogy of Japanese, Chinese and Thai.

First, in peripheral regions, we can detect distinct layers of nanoparticles.

All of the vertebrate Msx sequences appear as a monophyletic group, and within this vertebrate Msx clade, we can recognize distinct Msx1, Msx2, and Msx3 lineages.

Hence, only if we can establish distinct measures of the main ICF constructs can we explore the relationships between these constructs and attempt to progress to a truly testable theoretical model.

We further show that we can resolve distinct intracellular calcium steps in varicosities using action potential pulse trains (20 Hz), thus yielding much more detail about the response upstroke compared to classic CCD cameras.

Interestingly, while we can recognize distinct gene pairs in S. cerevisiae that have maintained their adjacency across many yeast species, and that the most closely related species tend to have a higher level of conservation of specific pairs, the more distantly related species have similar or greater overall levels of adjacent gene pairing, even if the exact pairs differ.