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Ampelographers believe there are two | distinct clones of Bonarda Piemontese-Bonarda di Gatti |
Meier also claims that "a | distinct closeness to the Greek translation (the Septu |
recognize pyrocumulus or pyrocumulonimbus as | distinct cloud types, but rather classifies them respe |
Thus while brewing, the brewery had a | distinct cloud of steam around the roof let off by the |
There are two | distinct clusters in Steenbok distribution. |
grouping of the same type of phenocrysts into | distinct clusters within porphyritic igneous rocks. |
is called Qithyll, there are 198 mounds in 15 | distinct clusters over an area comprising 10 sq km. |
Analysis has shown that there are six | distinct coal seams present at Whitewood, with deposit |
place in the three mountainous regions at 40 | distinct coal beds near Mesozoic basins. |
pation takes place within the mine, without a | distinct cocoon. |
In 1932, a | distinct coinage was introduced. |
maller fruit bodies than G. pectinatum, and a | distinct collar-like apophysis. |
photographs within England, organised as two | distinct collections - oblique and vertical - each acq |
The city itself gains a | distinct collective personality, and becomes more than |
et traffic travels through two geographically | distinct colocation centers, one in Massachusetts and |
The breed is auto-sexing with | distinct color differences between males (ganders) and |
The | distinct color of the pool is due to bacteria which in |
They give off a | distinct color change when exposed to VOC |
of aquatic and terrestrial insects, some with | distinct coloration still preserved |
The display of these | distinct colors, along with its reflectivity, allows a |
ery path on four vertices uses at least three | distinct colors. |
in F that colors any given k vertices with k | distinct colors. |
Within the species J. lagostoma, two | distinct colour morphs can be seen. |
The flowers have two | distinct colour forms. |
Each building has a | distinct colour scheme. |
also available wide range pH test papers with | distinct colours for each pH from 1 to 14. Colour matc |
lew, had their own sports teams and their own | distinct colours. |
era's three peaks had erupted, blasting three | distinct columns of smoke and ash thousands of metres |
of capitalization and placing the text in two | distinct columns. |
ebration was in reality a conflation of three | distinct commemorations on the same day: the burial of |
trictor are recognized, several of which have | distinct common names. |
Sugarloaf Key are the names in use for these | distinct communities upon the larger island of Sugarlo |
s specialist interest, each RIC helps to link | distinct communities and cultures with scholars, the g |
non Trident, non-fatal shootings in all other | distinct communities across London and the targeting o |
rtnerships in prevention and education within | distinct communities in London. |
od by bringing together what had been several | distinct communities that were populated by a slew of |
some 4,711 acres (19.06 km2) falling into two | distinct communities with the military area to the nor |
There are in fact two | distinct communities of Bhale Sultan, those of Bulands |
lighter-skinned descendants formed their own | distinct communities, often identifying themselves as |
ns, of which the Sain and Jogi Faqir now form | distinct communities. |
This large area contains four | distinct communities: Mont Belvieu, Old River-Winfree, |
d to the Kunjra community, who evolved into a | distinct community when they changed their occupation |
adesh have converted to Islam, and now form a | distinct community of Muslim Goriya. |
They are Hindus, except for the now | distinct community of Muslim Bansphor, and have Hanuma |
They have lived in Alabama as a | distinct community for the last two centuries. |
Formerly a | distinct community in the first half of the 20th Centu |
of the promontory), Restronguet Point forms a | distinct community recognised by Feock Parish Council |
n the Tensaw district of Alabama maintained a | distinct community around the small town of Poarch, wi |
en in the Kutchi language,but now refers to a | distinct community found along the coast of Kutch and |
The church represents an ethically | distinct community characterized by a rich Afro-Hispan |
descendents of Qalandariyah faqirs now form a | distinct community, known as the Qalandar biradari. |
After a brief period as a | distinct community, the town began a consolidation pro |
nty, Texas, United States that was formerly a | distinct community. |
nty, Texas, United States that was formerly a | distinct community. |
nty, Texas, United States that formerly had a | distinct community. |
r a hundred years to preserve its status as a | distinct community. |
ntually leading to the end of Farlington as a | distinct community. |
al Brazoria County, Texas that formerly had a | distinct community. |
ounty, Texas, United States that used to be a | distinct community. |
In 2008, this entity was split into two | distinct companies, Zachry Corporation and Zachry Hold |
, 2009 when Encana Corporation split into two | distinct companies: one an integrated oil company (Cen |
Redflex Holdings consists of two | distinct companies; Redflex Traffic Systems Pty. |
Orion's Belt provides two | distinct competitions: the round and tournaments. |
sat to demonstrate the capability to have two | distinct, completely independent science experiments o |
The Traklogg Solution combines three | distinct components (the Traklogg device itself, the T |
e began to grow and it was divided into three | distinct components, classroom instruction at U of I, |
IDEA is thus formed by two | distinct components: the Solid Ethic Movement (Movimen |
Griot Galaxy played hard free jazz with | distinct compositions, often by Bey. |
rted ALU arithmetic operation requires only a | distinct computing duration independent of circuit com |
Mount Meru, and separated from each other by | distinct concentric circumambient oceans.The intermedi |
th the emergence of spirituality arising as a | distinct concept from religious in both academic circl |
of unification, the three phenomenologically | distinct concepts are nonetheless regarded as represen |
GSD type X: In the past, considered a | distinct condition. |
econd World War and the Spanish Civil War two | distinct conflicts. |
t while in Paris and wrote Description of the | Distinct, Confluent, and Inoculated Small Pox, Variolo |
ns are no longer equivalent and represent two | distinct conformers:the anti-conformation (left-most, |
St. Clare, but one can by no means say that a | distinct congregation was formed on the basis of Isabe |
estern numbering, where there are still three | distinct conjugations |
estern numbering, where there are still three | distinct conjugations |
A clear and | distinct consciousness of an object is an awareness th |
39 | distinct consonant-vowel unions |
ent Greeks did not recognize Canis Minor as a | distinct constellation, and considered Orion to have h |
For the | distinct constituency called Croydon South until 1974, |
of psychology, spirituality has emerged as a | distinct construct and focus of research since the 198 |
five part-time staff were employed which is a | distinct contrast with today's 80 plus teachers. |
The album's content marks a | distinct contrast to their first two releases, adding |
Blizkrieg made a | distinct contribution to the UK hardcore punk scene an |
bands, or companies that have made a | distinct contribution to the four-string banjo perform |
There are 34 topologically | distinct convex heptahedra, excluding mirror images. |
The University and the colleges were | distinct corporate bodies until Owens College merged w |
panded from a single "Union Council" to three | distinct councils, with specific remits for student re |
n views and counting, and are known for their | distinct cover songs. |
ound the cord and testis, enclosing them in a | distinct covering. |
A third | distinct COX isozyme, COX-3, as well as two smaller CO |
has a terminal date of 1974, lists them as 3 | distinct CPs. |
In fact, | distinct cranial features, especially the housing of t |
onal surface fractures, while the older, less | distinct crater is obscured by tephra deposits. |
By 1917, no fewer than 19 | distinct crater groups existed along the section of th |
t seems strange, that this little centre of a | distinct creation should, as is asserted, bear marks o |
A novelty are the | distinct crescendo and diminuendo signs allocated "pol |
acets in the pavilion which combine to give a | distinct cross-shaped reflection when the stone is vie |
sted since the separation of New Zealand as a | distinct Crown Colony from New South Wales. |
de Melitaea telona, recently revalidated as a | distinct cryptic species. |
extremely closely related, they appear to be | distinct cryptic species. |
Distinct crystals of alunite are rarely found in cavit | |
ver mines in the United States, but rarely as | distinct crystals; and it has been found in some Corni |
s structure there are 24 crystallographically | distinct Cu atoms and the structure has been described |
of the Moorish population can be seen in the | distinct cubic architecture (reminiscent of Berber arc |
tes Western Pennsylvania's food movement, its | distinct culinary styles, and its huge community of gr |
ities possessing a territorial identity and a | distinct cultural heritage. |
e is known as an advocate of Andhra Pradesh's | distinct cultural identity, distinguishing it from Mad |
considered an areal term, with at least four | distinct cultural elements. |
ame increasingly suburbanized and now forms a | distinct cultural area that rivals Portland itself in |
Whaddon could be said to have a | distinct cultural identity within Cheltenham, being (a |
culture and yet, at the same time, remains a | distinct cultural body. |
lture" of this time actually included several | distinct cultural groups. |
Elegant Decay is the | distinct cultural/historical concept that some places, |
o argue that generational poverty has its own | distinct culture and belief patterns. |
Also, they have some | distinct culture and customs a bit different from othe |
They are the craftsmen of the valley with a | distinct culture amongst Newars and are widespread all |
sh in national orientation, possess their own | distinct culture and language marked by the distinct i |
Blessed with the ability to adapt to two | distinct cultures, William Rose wrote a number of popu |
k the place of a genuine understanding of our | distinct cultures." |
y Roth and Sons, and it is most noted for its | distinct curved facade. |
One very | distinct custom, or minhag, that some Oberlanders adhe |
t practice appears to be a combination of two | distinct customs. |
te are given separate chapters and treated as | distinct dances. |
Adults are mostly white with a variably | distinct dark brown dorsal spot on forewing and dark b |
lack glands and there is a narrow but usually | distinct dark or reddish strip along the margin of eac |
The forewings are gray with | distinct dark spots and the plain hindwings are fringe |
Overall greyish with | distinct dark brown stripes on the legs and spots on t |
There are two types of quill, the first with | distinct dark and white bands and the other with plain |
rrorated with fine brown striae ; sometimes a | distinct dark discal band crosses both wings; ocelli n |
fly is mostly orange and yellow coloured with | distinct dark-brown bars on the topside. |
This butterfly is mostly orange coloured with | distinct dark-brown bars on the topside. |
edsides grow larger than most and also have a | distinct darker red stripe than most wild rainbow trou |
There are 32300 topologically | distinct decahedra and none are regular, so this name |
The farmhouse is noted for its | distinct decorative features and lack of modern altera |
Keith is probably most known for his | distinct deep, baritone voice. |
Yet another alternative, very specific and | distinct definition of SNR is employed to characterize |
nce and engineering there are two similar but | distinct definitions in use for drawdown. |
Houston at Clear Lake City as a separate and | distinct degree-granting institution. |
infield and Rahway, which gave the district a | distinct Democratic tilt. |
Each of these zones have | distinct demographic and commercial characteristics th |
esbyterian Church in Canada chose to remain a | distinct denomination. |
chaeological Survey of India was revived as a | distinct department of the government and Sir Alexande |
mall in size and high in diversity, TABC is a | distinct departure from a "standard" Toyota manufactur |
1), Grover Loening wrote "This aeroplane is a | distinct departure from all other monoplanes in the pl |
A | distinct dermal membrane or cortex is present. |
odating a parking entrance or loading dock, a | distinct design advantage for a building on one of the |
onsisted of seven clustered modules, of three | distinct designs, in a roughly hexagonal array. |
an area of Hemel Hempstead, it comprises two | distinct developments. |
be boiler, and to consider the blastpipe as a | distinct device, paying close attention to its proport |
the Salcha and the Goodpaster Rivers spoke a | distinct dialect that can be termed the Middle Tanana |
and traditions (region of Upper Egypt with a | distinct dialect of Arabic involved). |
think of it as a strong accent rather than a | distinct dialect. |
constituting closely related but politically | distinct dialects of a single language for which there |
and much more lightly built, there is also a | distinct difference in the shape and coloration of the |
In a | distinct difference from SMW, they were embraced as he |
Most physical properties of CMAs show | distinct differences with respect to the behaviour of |
our Theory of Value that further develops the | distinct differences between labour and labour power. |
There are also | distinct differences in the male genitalia. |
extremely large specimen and that there were | distinct differences between it and the prints of othe |
ly treated as separate species based on their | distinct differences in plumage and size (11 cm for th |
ng look very similar to each other, there are | distinct differences. |
refined, although there are a few cases with | distinct differences. |
Triple Falls has 3 | distinct, different types of waterfalls. |
have a | distinct, differing molecular structure from all oxoac |
ng x/y where each of x and y is a sequence of | distinct digits from 0 to 8, in numerical order. |
The ID 2007 is based on the idea of | distinct dimensions of deprivation which can be recogn |
ach megatrajectory adds new and qualitatively | distinct dimensions to the way life utilizes ecospace. |
The Index is made up of seven | distinct dimensions of deprivation called Domain Indic |
the Mississippi River branches off into three | distinct directions at its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico |
t them against rain, so the batsmen were at a | distinct disadvantage on the proverbial sticky wicket. |
no conversion to HMF is observed, which is a | distinct disadvantage given the lower price and abunda |
ose without access to books and literacy at a | distinct disadvantage, being unable to interract adequ |
tching the mounted archers, putting them at a | distinct disadvantage. |
ribal council," thus, the Miami party is at a | distinct disadvantage. |
n to leave their armour behind left them at a | distinct disadvantage. |
cations such as volcano monitoring, they have | distinct disadvantages, such as their huge length and |
It is a | distinct disorder, yet similar to Dubin-Johnson syndro |
rth of the railway station the Causeway was a | distinct district within the suburb of Kingston, howev |
Liverpool ONE consists of six | distinct districts, mixing retail, leisure and accommo |
The town has four | distinct districts: Old town to the south by the lake |
earchers from University of York discovered a | distinct divide between the polluted air over Indonesi |
sion Charophyta, with Chlorophyta remaining a | distinct division. |
As a tarika, the Badawiyyah lacks any | distinct doctrines. |
DNAJ proteins may have up to 3 | distinct domains: a conserved 70-amino acid J domain, |
d foot, but is instantly recognizable for its | distinct dorsal pattern. |
men slightly concave, tornus rounded but very | distinct, dorsum straight. |
The series of | distinct dots which form the markings of this species |
The nth pentagonal number pn is the number of | distinct dots in a pattern of dots consisting of the o |
the 5, coincide with 3 of the 10 - leaving 12 | distinct dots, 10 in the form of a pentagon, and 2 ins |
A | distinct dry season of three to six months persists du |
lying the paint to the various parts, and had | distinct drying times, depending on the part, paint, a |
It is most | distinct due south of NGC 1788's central region. |
Each event has a | distinct duration defined by its subdivision into segm |
ged between 20 and 64) and approximately 1770 | distinct dwellings. |
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