Sentences with phrase «distinct form»

The disease is common in a number of breeds with different forms seen in different breeds, therefore there are likely several genetically distinct forms of the disease.

This short line establishes the push - pull, give - and - take pattern that will continue throughout the film and in many distinct forms.

That is many genes have two or more distinct forms.

Seems we have proof that an intelligence (humans) can create a new distinct form of life but a belief / theory of evolution that this could never have occurred in the past.

What if other, completely distinct forms of biology also took root on the early Earth?

Since this article does not understand the basic, fundamental nature of energy carriers, distinct form sources, what else does it get wrong?

There are, however, two distinct forms of good that could be our possible object.

There are several genetically distinct forms of Progressive Retinal Atrophy in dogs.

Family involvement takes distinct forms for different communities, due to varied understandings of the roles that families play in school and the expectation for «involvement» as understood by school staff.

As far as Kindle Fire specifics, though, it wouldn't be at all surprising to find out that Amazon has been working on docking stations for their next tablet, which reports indicate will have a very distinct form compared to its predecessor.

Although Pop arose in distinct forms within each region, artists expressed a shared interest in mass media, consumerism, and figuration

This essay shows that there exists various distinct forms of the Supreme Being and that the Celestial Being is just one of them.

Several distinct forms of polycythemia - relative, transient and absolute - occur in dogs.

Bits of platforming are mixed in with large dosages of frantic combat, involving the use of 3 very distinct forms that you'll have to master to achieve victory.

We were really eager to talk with BlackBerry's design folks at the Toronto Passport launch event to get some details on the device's distinct form factor.

Ed School Follies: The Miseducation Of America's Teachers by Rita Kramer Free Press, 228 pages, $ 22.95 In her lively new study based upon fourteen schools of education across the country, Rita Kramer skewers two quite distinct forms of folly.

In addition to its Orthodox connexions, Russian Christianity developed distinct forms.

That force — NIMBY or Not In My Back Yard - ism — has taken distinct forms on different issues, but has been causing the de Blasio administration trouble and frustrating the mayor.

They have kept the same distinct forms with only the subtlest changes made along the way.

The new Velar gets a modernised yet distinct form of the original Range Rover character.

One advantage of that is you can apply for a separate Ritz - Carlton Rewards credit card that has its own benefits distinct form those offered with the various Marriott Rewards cards.

Rosewood Hong Kong will occupy 27 floors of a multi-use tower owned by New World Development Company, whose distinct form and glowing crown is destined to become an instantly recognizable landmark on the famous skyline.

The constellations that lend their name to some of these canvases trace distinct forms but are composed of flickering stars whose boundaries are less clear to us down on Earth.

The exhibition Two Journeys focuses on both father and son's common quest for discovery through painting, where experience is translated through distinct forms and working processes.

(There are multiple genetically distinct forms of PRA.)

The current release includes a range of Huawei 5G bearer product combinations that suit various scenarios, use different media, and take many distinct forms.

Finally another physicist, F. W. Astor, working in the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge in England, discovered that even the same element might assume two or more distinct forms, termed isotopes, and that the law of the constancy of averages atomic weight holds for each of these forms, but as between the different isotopes differs slightly.

For example, a Nigerian man might experience a culturally distinct form of depression by describing a «peppery» feeling in his head, while a Chinese farmer might speak only of shoulder or stomach aches.

Five new BlackBerry 7 Smartphones in three distinct form factors: BlackBerry Torch 9810 (slider), BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 (full keyboard), BlackBerry Torch 9850/9860 (touch only)

Beings do exist in distinct forms; this in itself is what allows for conversation and flow of activity.

Although the life of the scientist may not be consciously global, the enterprise of science is permeated by globalization in several distinct forms.

However, when PRCD - affected dogs were mated to PRA - affected dogs of the Border Collie, Basenji and Italian greyhound breeds the progeny were normal, indicating these breeds are affected by genetically distinct forms of disease.

Russia thus presented itself as a new metamorphosis of the Holy Roman Empire, as a distinct form of Europe, which nevertheless remained tied to the West and was increasingly oriented toward it, even to the point that Peter the Great sought to turn Russia into a Western country.

Charles H. Mason, the founder of the Church of God in Christ, cultivated an ethos that preserved the distinct forms of African slave religion.

By that I mean that it implies the being is comprised of compartmentalized and distinct forms of manifestations of life.

The child is essentially a distinct form compared to the more quantitative form of growth of the fetus.

Below is a clear explanation that distinct each forms the rest.

«H5» refers to one distinct form; the 1918 virus is an H1.

And in 2004, the International Headache Society classified HAS as a distinct form of primary headache.

There are many distinct forms of neurodegeneration including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's Diseases.

They showed that the molecular maps generated from their analyses allowed them to identify abnormalities shared among these distinct forms of Parkinson's.