This means you can speak to the computer at a fairly natural clip, without pausing distinctly between words, but you still have to take the time to "train" the system to understand your voice by reading hundreds of scripted sentences to your computer.
The prose reads well in English, without losing a distinctly Chinese feel, but it is very far from the classical Chinese tradition.
"Screening mammography," to look for early stage disease in women without symptoms, is distinctly different from "diagnostic mammography," which uses mammography imaging to help diagnose suspicious lumps that have been found by a woman or her healthcare provider.
This observation lends support to the concept of a 'sepsis dose' of hemofiltration in septic patients, rather than a 'renal dose' in critically ill patients without systemic inflammation; the former probably being distinctly higher (without a proven upper limit) than the latter.
8. Ascospores breaking into part-spores...9 9. Part-spores fusoid to ellipsoid, not distinctly truncate, without frilled ends...O...O
Mandibles exceptionally long and distinctly protruding; without recognizable tooth along horizontal mesal surface; outer margin curved; neck region moderately constricted, approximately as long as compound eyes.
Zn was distinctly increased without major variations too, while the coincident increase of Pb was higher the longer the tide mark was exposed to the interstitial fluid of the non-mineralized articular cartilage [11,12,36].
The BDP-83 will also offer direct DSD over HDMI and DSD-to-analog without any PCM conversion, a distinctly unique feature.
Without the separation of two distinctly different levels of forecast certainty, civil societies inevitably blame the scientific community for unwittingly misleading them astray.
