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In the Galapagos Archipelago , many even of the birds , though so well adapted for flying from island to island , are distinct on each ; thus there are three closely-allied species of mocking-thrush , each confined to its own island . A third great fact , partly included in the foregoing statements , is the affinity of the productions of the same continent or sea , though the species themselves are distinct at different points and stations . The third path ( east ) winds from the scorpion , becoming more distinct as it passes between the dogs , plants , and towers , until it disappears in the misty distance . Notice that the ring system is more distinct at lower-right than elsewhere ; this is because — unlike Saturn 's rings — Uranus 's are broader on one side than on the other . The student 's selection of major and minor must be sufficiently distinct so that the proposed integration can be significant . Although apparently distinct at first , the theory of Estimating Functions provides a natural extension of classical estimation that encompasses many ot these new approaches . Plumage soft and blended , the feathers somewhat distinct on the back and wings . There are those who will suggest that referendum votes in handful of communities as distinct as San Francisco and Pittsville ca n't possibly mean much to the national discourse . It is the true wisdom of these governments to keep their action as distinct as possible . The floras of distant continents would not by such means become mingled in any great degree ; but would remain as distinct as we now see them to be . The poetic of the 1930s , distinct as that poetic is from the modernism that immediately preceded it , seems finally to be getting its due . Even when PR1 alone is considered , regulation of PR1 was distinct among different infection phenotypes . Individual dollar spots may be less distinct on higher mowed turfgrasses ( Figure 7-9 ) . Fluid Inking is distinct among gesture-based interfaces because it fundamentally addresses four cornerstone gestural design criteria , including : 1 ) hardware generality : all gestures , including menu interactions , are available using only a button-free stylus , the least common denominator input device for systems ranging from PDAs to whiteboards ; 2 ) performability : gestures are composed of very short sequences of simple and familiar inking interactions that require minimal targeting ; 3 ) extensibility : gestures are conceived of as shortcuts for many of the commands in an arbitrarily scalable FlowMenu ; and 4 ) discoverability : gesture shortcuts are displayed in the interactive FlowMenu and , in novice mode , they are suggested with dynamic feedback during inking .