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ance health and well-being by focusing on the | distinct needs of their respective populations and pro |
Regent Square is a | distinct neighborhood in the East End of Pittsburgh, P |
d Seminole Heights neighborhood, one of three | distinct neighborhoods within the greater Seminole Hei |
There are two | distinct neighborhoods in the moshav; an "old" neighbo |
The area comprises two | distinct neighborhoods representing a historic suburb |
as now, West Town was a collection of several | distinct neighborhoods. |
Kingston has at least three | distinct neighborhoods. |
Colorado Boulevard and is divided into three | distinct neighborhoods: Old Pasadena, the Civic Center |
are not cyclic: the number of combinatorially | distinct neighborly polytopes grows superexponentially |
includes Little Italy is usually considered a | distinct neighbourhorhood), Lebreton Flats, Mechanicsv |
The unique interior has | distinct neo-classic Greek and Egyptian architectural |
Sex-contingent face aftereffects suggest | distinct neural populations code male and female faces |
ngenital myopathies could include hundreds of | distinct neuromuscular syndromes and disorders. |
ral Basis of SNT PTB Domain Interactions with | Distinct Neurotrophic Receptors. |
uccessful "women's pictures" of the time with | distinct new elements. |
anai and Hawaii suggests they represent three | distinct new species. |
distributed sense, does nonetheless address a | distinct niche and enjoys a cult following among fello |
Lancaster has 3 | distinct nine hole courses, named Meadowcreek, Dogwood |
It is described as a "collection of | distinct nineteenth-century structures linked to the d |
through an allosteric interaction between two | distinct, non-overlapping binding sites for the two di |
a full operational split of the line into two | distinct non-overlapping routes could lead to one or b |
sequestering both conidia and hyphae through | distinct, non-phagocytic mechanisms. |
where a, d are | distinct non-zero elements of K. |
ypically with crenulated transverse frills or | distinct noncrenulated annulations. |
The | distinct northwestern New Mexico Tularosa River is loc |
They have flukes with sharply pointed tips, a | distinct notch in the middle and concave edges. |
In North-Western Bulgaria, a | distinct notion is present. |
The Ayuntamiento (municipal government) has a | distinct notion of neighborhood layout than that tradi |
There are two | distinct notions of multiple edges. |
two species of "bush tomatoes" are considered | distinct nowadays. |
teriorly into a sagittal crest and there is a | distinct nuchal ridge that joins the rear of the zygom |
A) observed that the comet was split into two | distinct nucleus, but this was not seen after March 16 |
However, each pole may have a | distinct number of beads. |
ontrast, each Request object contains its own | distinct number field. |
For example, if X is a set of | distinct numbers and x R y means "x is less than y", t |
, the position of plot is an indicator of two | distinct numeric values. |
e isomorphic may nonetheless be considered as | distinct objects, then the minor ordering on graphs fo |
, as well as flavour, though kroketten have a | distinct oblong sausage shape, with a similar diameter |
e in a situation may be differently viewed by | distinct observers or participants, such that a situat |
d the "witch's hat" for the design's use of a | distinct octagonal ventilator with a conical roof. |
There are three | distinct octahedra in the array: Fe is ordered in the |
at farcical black comedy" and smelling of "a | distinct odor of flop sweat". |
It emits a | distinct odor. |
ame jackals are noted to gradually lose their | distinct odour in proportion to the length of their ca |
d, described by one author as "resembling the | distinct odour of a billy-goat", all of which cause an |
Middle Ages formed a civilization of its own, | distinct of both the Greco-Roman antiquity and the mod |
of Milnrow by Shaw and Crompton, is the most | distinct of these areas, and, with its own parish chur |
Section 31(1)(b) creates the | distinct offence of racially or religiously intentiona |
Section 29(1)(b) creates the | distinct offence of racially or religiously aggravated |
1890, Brandes was made to answer for each as | distinct offenses against the blasphemy laws before a |
984, serves more than 10,200 students and has | distinct offerings in interior design, respiratory car |
e controller of the wardrobe, but by 1323 the | distinct office of Keeper of the Privy Seal had emerge |
its of the oil palm tree, however, yields two | distinct oils - palm oil and palm kernel oil. |
er macular discal streak : hindwing with less | distinct olive-grey lower basal and discal area. |
Leaf venation is | distinct on both surfaces. |
The system of pronouns of Proto-Kartvelian is | distinct on account of its category of inclusive-exclu |
It has remained | distinct only in Selkup, merging elsewhere with *t. |
As long as the North and South held such | distinct opinions, and as long as this issue permeated |
, for it is difficult to pattern materials of | distinct optical properties within a very narrow, thre |
Distinct optical absorbance bands at 842 and 845 nm we | |
e, the bachelor's degree in 20 majors with 40 | distinct options, and two Masters degrees: the Master |
t, irrespective if Carasobarbus is considered | distinct or not. |
a period of crystallization that may be very | distinct or may have coincided with or overlapped the |
arated (as they are in all Macoma) and have a | distinct orange pigmentation. |
It is sometimes united in a | distinct order and family (Alexornithiformes and Alexo |
indicates that it should even be considered a | distinct order (which does not yet have a valid taxono |
larly, the Laingiidae, also long considered a | distinct order Laingiomedusae, might belong in the Pan |
, in other accounts, Neelipleona are either a | distinct order from the three less controversial Sprin |
In recent history, two | distinct orders are observed "ekadanda" (literally sin |
efore be performed by one of these enzymes in | distinct organelles by particular mechanisms at variou |
The motivation for a | distinct organisation for Sikhs came from the heighten |
mier division Veikkausliiga is organized by a | distinct organisation, and the lower tiers (the fourth |
e were however a succession of at least seven | distinct organisations functioning as The Kwangtung Pr |
North Caucasus Front describes either of two | distinct organizations during the war. |
The Transcaucasus Front describes two | distinct organizations during the war. |
T. Humphries divided the Mixed Choir into two | distinct organizations - the Touring Choir and the Cam |
g (RQW) traces its history and lineage to two | distinct organizations within the Air Force Reserve. |
They are members of | distinct organizations, Phi Mu Alpha (Professional Mus |
material arranged in parallel sets that have | distinct orientations with respect to the grain's crys |
scientific men of that country to advocate a | distinct origin for the human race...I would therefore |
vel Universe that are named Halflife with two | distinct origins. |
Goff is a surname with several | distinct origins. |
dance has roots traceable to one of these two | distinct origins. |
coming light beam into a number of spectrally | distinct output beams. |
priate when ovotestes are found, or only when | distinct ovaries and testes are found, is not well def |
It consists of two | distinct packages, Tcl Blend and Jacl. |
d the contrasting behaviors of identical, yet | distinct pair of twins. |
No | distinct pair of neck stripes; |
s extensive black cap, clearer yellow throat, | distinct pale base to the bill and reddish (brown in t |
rall dull olive-grey with paler underparts, a | distinct pale eye-ring and a dark patch on the cheeks. |
om other subspecies by the presence of a very | distinct pale patch on each sides of the back behind t |
e or less macular band also white, and a very | distinct pale, still narrower, subterminal band. |
cliffs between Watchet and Blue Anchor show a | distinct pale, greenish blue colour, resulting from th |
f Xiongnu burials made by G.F. Debets found a | distinct Paleo-Siberian type of Asian facial appearanc |
e God; Lovecraft's works are ruled by several | distinct pantheons of deities who are either indiffere |
n that the same specific name was used in two | distinct papers published in the same year. |
hings within an identifiable space defined by | distinct parameters. |
Manitoulin District, the First Nation has two | distinct parcels of land: the first, on Manitoulin Isl |
oculars: frontoparietal single; interparietal | distinct; parietals forming a suture behind the interp |
Ta' Kercem became a | distinct parish on 10 March 1885 by Bishop Pietru Pace |
Before 1784 there were two | distinct parishes of Killoughey and Ballyboy. |
county's 12,000-acre (49 km2) network of nine | distinct parks. |
Instead of the engine being a separate or | distinct part of the vehicle, in this system the vehic |
language are a lexically and morphologically | distinct part of speech which describes an action, an |
mutually soluble, the material is composed of | distinct particles of one metal dispersed in a matrix |
here was discussion of whether to establish a | distinct, partisan support group for the IRSM from at |
The difference between the two | distinct parts of the frame can look odd. |
linton, only Chivery and Vaches have remained | distinct parts of Aston Clinton, which now forms part |
Until its conversion was divided into three | distinct parts that had different names: After the Are |
National Register in the county, including 3 | distinct parts of 1 National Historic Landmark. |
e two of them travel to various different and | distinct parts of Crocodile Isle where the game is set |
The village consists of two | distinct parts, Gwalchmai Uchaf (Upper Gwalchmai) whic |
The estate is in two | distinct parts, divided by Hill Rise. |
ce of Mary-Land, wherein is Described in four | distinct Parts, (Viz.) |
It was built in three | distinct parts, with the center, or original section, |
The Fides guide is made of two | distinct parts. |
a bifurcational composition, divided into two | distinct parts. |
The park consists of three | distinct parts. |
Today's arboretum consists of three | distinct parts: the old park with old buildings, the n |
ench chanson de geste, it was composed in two | distinct parts: William of Tudela wrote the first towa |
Geologically, it divides into two | distinct parts; the Upper Cretaceous chalk plain in th |
rvatives but in 1903, the LPP was formed as a | distinct party by George Wise. |
out formalising the Coalition Liberals into a | distinct party group now began to take shape. |
They retained their influence as a | distinct party just so long as their spokesman and lea |
True, he or some other person may have a | distinct patent for portions not covered by this, but |
hat democracy in China will take a decisively | distinct path from either the liberal capitalist and/o |
The Town of Mount Pleasant is divided into 7 | distinct patrol neighborhoods. |
his sweater (Each fisherman having their own | distinct pattern usually knitted by their wives) and h |
Its carapace has a | distinct pattern of bright radiating yellow stripes th |
Underparts white to golden buff, with | distinct pattern of brown vermiculations or fine dense |
But similar to jazz-improvisation, some | distinct patterns can be assigned to their originator. |
Indeed, there were | distinct patterns. |
Established in 1968, it was composed of five | distinct pavilions. |
amic recrystallization can be recognized by a | distinct peak in the flow stress in hot working data, |
e 600 feet (180 m) below and consists of five | distinct peaks, from east to west: 685 feet (209 m), 7 |
They are a | distinct people still seeking recognition today under |
n 2009, Southern Cameroons is recognized as a | distinct people "automatically entitled to all the oth |
The Katso are a | distinct people group. |
inority group, citing them as a "separate and | distinct people". |
ulture and social structures, thus becoming a | distinct people, "Polynesians", before setting out to |
her personality, she explained, comprised two | distinct people-the loving wife and mother (the side s |
not be confused with Lur, who are an entirely | distinct people. |
ountry in its own right and the Cornish are a | distinct people. |
, some scholars consider Vasubandhu to be two | distinct people. |
The leaves have a | distinct peppermint smell when pinched or crushed as t |
The rhythm guitar is played using a | distinct percussive technique, "la pompe", that essent |
the same orchestra that can be seen in those | distinct performances captured in the famous Oscar-nom |
No | distinct peri-orbital ocelli; |
y, Palm Sunday and Holy Week are considered a | distinct period of fasting. |
Ferns has evidence of four | distinct periods in Irish history. |
The park contains several | distinct periods in human history. |
district were described as representing three | distinct periods on Marion's history: "early agricultu |
The league had two | distinct periods of operation: 1908-1910 and a revival |
r is noteworthy for having been active in two | distinct periods, both in the heyday of early rhythm a |
He coached two | distinct periods, from 1916 to 1929, and again from 19 |
f wine in Cyprus can be broken down into four | distinct periods. |
sday Book, the present house dates from three | distinct periods. |
nty Kildare, the constituency existed for two | distinct periods: from 1923 to 1937, and from 1948 to |
sted in what is now southern Portugal for two | distinct periods: from 1040 to 1063, and again from 11 |
on reaches back 2,000 years, and across three | distinct periods: Manasota, Weedon Island, and Safety |
mall, relatively uniform, and demarcated by a | distinct peripheral ridge of no more than 1mm in heigh |
cases, subpopulations living in ecologically | distinct peripheral environments can exhibit genetic d |
Unlike other Celtic languages, Breton has a | distinct periphrastic continuous aspect. |
There are two | distinct permutations of this album: The 1995 single-d |
es were covered by cloths, some of which have | distinct Persian motifs. |
ether accident-proneness actually exists as a | distinct, persistent and independently verifiable phys |
Their separate and | distinct personalities and characteristics together ma |
oktown, who have their own social circles and | distinct personalities, in order to become part of the |
"Most of the artists -- an impressive mix of | distinct personalities, much like the film's cast -- c |
er-there are many "copies" of Number Six with | distinct personalities-Helfer has, in effect, played n |
speaking computer-generated character, with a | distinct personality and emotion, to take a leading ro |
1 Corinthians 15:24, 28, regarding Jesus as a | distinct personality in heaven, all after his ascensio |
If he displays a | distinct personality like K-9, or Data from Star Trek |
It is time to recognize woman as a | distinct personality, different from man mainly in tha |
oice of eight detectives to play, each with a | distinct personality. |
In it, each of the four Links have a | distinct personality: the Link in green (nicknamed "Gr |
and the Holy Spirit are not to be regarded as | distinct persons in the Godhead, and that the name "Je |
ptive preferences, elides the separateness of | distinct persons, misidentifies valuable human/non-hum |
umae evidenced above, although they are quite | distinct persons. |
Carvedilol has enantiomers with | distinct pharmacodynamics. |
enantiomers of O-desmethyltramadol show quite | distinct pharmacological profiles; both (+) and (-)-O- |
age, as it is known, is normally related to a | distinct phase of plate motion (see plate tectonics). |
A protocrystalline phase is a | distinct phase occurring during crystal growth which e |
y he is such a rewarding artist, and why each | distinct phase in his ceaselessly resourceful career a |
y integrated strategraphically to postulate a | distinct phase. |
The Brewery has been through three | distinct phases - from a small micro brewery, to a lar |
The Cavalry Corps saw action in three | distinct phases of the fighting in 1940. |
Two | distinct phases of road building have affected the Pon |
adjudication was broken down further into two | distinct phases of formal and informal adjudication. |
The formation of the | distinct phases is affected by the pH, temperature and |
been studied by Pflaum et al., who found two | distinct phases at room temperature and at temperature |
dal curve, denotes the condition at which two | distinct phases may coexist. |
The allied campaign, which had two | distinct phases, began on November 1, 1943 and ended o |
ction, and hence the gallery's shows, has had | distinct phases, starting with U.S. artists and minima |
ugh Salt's work has developed through several | distinct phases, it has generally focussed on images o |
will be completed by 2014, and envisions five | distinct phases, each of which includes development of |
It was built in three | distinct phases. |
ytro Telegin has divided Sredny Stog into two | distinct phases. |
"; i.e. the cult of the Female Principle as a | distinct philosophical and denominational entity. |
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