Consider the following three scenarios, all of which are distinct possibilities that may unfold over the next generation or two.
It was primarily owned by two companies, Gazprombank and Gazfond, which are distinct from Gazprom but connected through cross-ownership.
Temples, which are distinct from the church meetinghouses used for weekly services, are reserved for such ceremonies.
The significant features of HSP47 which are distinct in its cellular capabilities are discussed.
Women prisoners and older prisoners have needs which are distinct from other prisoners.
All of those fall under the very different banner of "toasted sandwiches", which are distinct again from open-sandwiches finished under the grill and the croque monsieur.
For ceremonial purposes, every part of England belongs to one of 47 geographic, or ceremonial, counties, which are distinct from the historic counties.
Further, these two small unimolecular G-quadruplexes, which are distinct from each other and from parallel-stranded G-quadruplexes, provide novel targets for ligand recognition.
Hannah Sell, the Socialist party deputy general secretary, told the Guardian: "We hope to be on a list of organisations which are distinct, but also come under the umbrella of the Labour party.
Those rules — which are distinct from the net neutrality rules — sought to prevent companies such as AT&T and Verizon from using customer data for advertising purposes without sufficient consumer consent.
For two regions which are distinct from each other, the eigenvalues of SB are large.
