Ggaecheol, one of the central characters, has a distinct name, which the narrator ironically calls "a childish nickname".
But Dream Heights has a distinct name, typography, and logo.
Trying to choose a distinct name can easily suggest inaccurate semantics although not necessarily avoiding the name collision problem; for example in earlier versions the nd_experiment table was named 'assay', which is less accurate yet still conflicts with the Chado MAGE module for microarray data.
As such, it is classified with a distinct domain name (see Table 1).
The number of potyvirus species recognised each year was determined by sorting the all-sequence dataset by date and by finding the earliest available sequence with a distinct species name.
A recent classification therefore referred to this lineage with a distinct common name as the Brown-cheeked Rail (R. a. indicus), reflecting differences from the other Water Rail subspecies (R. a. aquaticus and R. a. korejewi) [ 13], and hereafter we use these vernaculars and refer to them collectively as water rails.
The Kimpton hotel group is based on a similar concept: it is a collection of 50 hotels, all managed but not necessarily owned by Kimpton, each with a distinct design and name.
We randomly paired Han applications with one of three minorities with ethnically distinct names: Mongolian, Uighur, and Tibetan.
The number of scd genes varies from one to five, which are generally called scd1, scd2, scd3, scd4, and scd5 in different organisms [ 4, 6], but with other distinct names in invertebrates such as fat-5, fat-6, and fat-7 in Caenorhabditis elegans [ 7– 9] and ole1 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae [ 10].
In summary, either a distinct brand name or a distinct non-proprietary name is crucial in order to implement effective pharmacovigilance.
