No, the phrase "well distinct" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English. The phrase "well defined" is a correct and usable phrase in written English that conveys a similar meaning. For example, "The boundaries of the two nations were well defined."
Well distinct STM configurations are noted for the single storey panels.
The well distinct Ia/Ic redox couple shifts to the cathodic potentials in presence of Co oxide species contained in the active deposit.
A following HRMa separated the 39 L. paracasei strains in two well distinct intraspecific groups, indicating the possible existence of at least two distinct genotypes inside the species.
It is found that upwelling features are well distinct in the SAR images, and the leading imaging mechanism appears to be the change of the marine atmospheric boundary layer (MABL) stratification over the sea surface temperature (SST) front.
The second process is accompanied by a sharp increase in the dispersion index, consistent with a new inception process that is well distinct from that in the high temperature region.
It presents four well distinct peaks, each corresponding to the four nonlinear waves generated by the Riemann problem and corresponding to the edges of the rarefaction wave, where the solution is continuous but non-smooth, of the contact discontinuity and of the shock.
The electronic response of self-doped graphene supported on metal substrates shows two well-distinct plasmon modes: the acoustic plasmon, characterized by a linear dispersion, and a nonlinear plasmon.
These cells rested on a well-distinct basal lamina.
So all 2008 viruses isolated in Dakar, Senegal, are distributed into a well-distinct group.
One of the main reasons is the existence of two well-distinct routes that have been characterized for the anabolism of lysine, that is the α-aminoadipate (AAA) pathway and the diaminopimelate (DAP) one [ 4- 6].
Many will likely be required to create a holding company as well as distinct ringfenced and non-ringfenced entities, each with its own board of directors.
