From now on we will indistinctively refer to graphs and multigraphs.
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The solo part blends indistinctively into the whole and adds little special character.
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With the stain increasing, the twin boundary density in the deformed microstructures increases indistinctively.
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164 The qualified version of the deed is indistinctively called "defamation" () both for calumny and insult.
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These hoppers are detachable and can indistinctively be used either as a feeding device or to collect personalized cards.
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It was as an unconscious and deep trance, through which something like a dream only faintly and indistinctively stirs.
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In this way, UEs positioning information can be obtained indistinctively from the UEs or external sources, such as surveillance camera localization.
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Indistinctively, all participant swear casual street clothing, suggesting that we all have the potential to be both the victim and victimizer.
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Even trace evident of city moat is indistinctively appear but historic archive record and city gates existence determine it the gradual border of city moat.
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More to behind, the bony tiles of the skull roof, the caputegulae, are rather indistinctively patterned though a small central plate on the parietal bones is visible. The squamosal horns, at the rear skull corners, and jugal horns, at the cheeks, are small. The sacrum consists of three sacral vertebrae, with a caudo-sacral vertebra behind them. Stiffened rear tail vertebrae or a tail club are absent.
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Before the advent of environmental molecular microbiology, the word “bacteria” was utilised indistinctively in many fields to refer to uncharacterized microbes,Daims, H., M.W. Taylor, and M. Wagner, Wastewater treatment: a model system for microbial ecology. Trends in Biotechnology, 2006. 24(11): p. 483 and such systematic error affected several disciplines. Therefore, the word “microbe” or “microorganism” will therefore be preferred hereafter in the text.
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At both institutions he was a Stanzer, stamping sheet metal with names of the dead to form nameplates. He would then attach them to small urns which he used to fill up with ash indistinctively. The urns were then sent to victims' relatives correctly named, but invariably with the wrong contents, as he filled them up with ashes shoveled indiscriminately from the adjacent crematorium.Henry Friedlander, The Origins of Nazi Genocide: From Euthanasia to the Final Solution, p.
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Valencian (the way Valencians refer to the Catalan language) and Spanish are the two official languages. Spanish is currently the predominant language in the city proper. Valencia proper and its surrounding metropolitan area are—along the Alicante area—the traditionally Valencian-speaking territories of the Valencian Community where the Valencian language is less spoken and read. According to a 2019 survey commissioned by the local government, the 76 % of the population only use Spanish in their daily life, 1.3 % only use the Valencian language, while 17.6 % of the population use both languages indistinctively.
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Colón was born in Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico, but moved to the Dr. Luis Vadi Benelli street of the Cristy residential district in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, a location which he constantly made a reference to during his lifetime. His parents were Francisco Vega and Felícita Colón. He attempted to sing as a hobby in his early youth, occasionally teaming with Lester Cole, one of the brothers of composer Roberto Cole and later Mayagüez mayor Benjamín Cole. Their pairing was indistinctively known as "El Dúo Juvenil" and "El Dúo Azul".
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