As PLCs have become more powerful, the boundary between DCS and PLC applications has become less distinct.

In the following centuries Bulgaria established itself as a powerful empire, dominating the Balkans through its aggressive military traditions, which led to development of distinct ethnic identity.

The solutions are truly distinct, and maintain their integrity, even in the face of extremely powerful forces.

At times there has also been a distinct lack of a Ukrainian state, as its territories were on a number of occasions, annexed by its more powerful neighbours.

The groups sound is known to flow back and forth between ambient, experimental, major, positive melodies to aggressive, technical, heavy metal influenced single-note progressions with the vocals holding the same contrast between multi-voice harmonies and soulful falsettos to explosive, powerful, melodic shouting all being led by a distinct and unique, jazz influenced drumming style.

Armstrong explained that God was not a closed Trinity but actually building a family through the Holy Spirit, which he considered God's powerful unifying essence and which guides and brings to remembrance those things which Christ taught, but is not a distinct personality like the Father and the Son.

Prose in the hands of such writers as Descartes and Pascal had proved itself a flexible and powerful instrument of expression, with a distinct mechanism and form.

Though Cave drew on earlier rock and roll shriekers ; especially Iggy Pop and Suicide's Alan Vega, his singing with the Birthday Party remains powerful and distinct.

Tritheism is the belief that there are three distinct, powerful gods, who form a triad.

It can be a powerful reason to become a distinct individual who cannot be lost within cultures.

Furthermore, images of strong and powerful women abound in Minoan art, where both men and women are shown provocatively and elegantly dressed and in some pictures seem to move on equal terms ; whereas in Egyptian, Assyrian and classical Greek art, human women ( as distinct from goddesses ) are never shown as the equals of males.

The title Earl of March is at least two distinct feudal titles: one, created 1328, held by the powerful border families of Mortimer ( in the Peerage of England ), in the west Welsh Marches and one, Dunbar, in the northern marches ( in the Peerage of Scotland ).

While both Itosu and Higaonna taught a " hard-soft " style of Okinawan " Te ", their methods and emphases were quite distinct: the Itosu syllabus included straight and powerful techniques as exemplified in the Naihanchi and Bassai kata ; the Higaonna syllabus stressed circular motion and shorter fighting methods as seen in the kata Seipai and Kururunfa.

Prime cards function exactly like any other basic or evolution card, but are generally more powerful and features a distinct composition style in regards to artwork.

There are five distinct families of vampires, each descending from one of the " first vampires " or original ones created Neferata, these families are called " Bloodlines ", each with different characteristics that affect the way the armies of each operate, although the more powerful members of any vampire bloodline can cast spells, and that all vampires are formidable in combat.

In 3rd edition, there is a distinct Summon Monster spell, differentiated by a Roman numeral, for each of the nine spell levels, with higher level spells summoning more powerful monsters.

* 1592-Peter Claussøn Friis, a Norwegian priest, described the Faroese mouse as a distinct species, and the Mykines mouse as a subgroup having especially long powerful hind legs

The panda is distinct from the " area car ", a larger and more powerful vehicle which acts as support to the beat constables, usually carrying two officers.

The Guardians of the Universe, fearing the ruthlessly and violently powerful Martians, genetically split the Martian race into two distinct species, white and green, preventing the asexual reproduction.

In this struggle, one of the powerful factors was the movement to call themselves Mizo, rather than by distinct tribal names such as Lushei, Ralte, Gangte, Paite, Mara, Pawi, etc.

By contrast, most Javanese were slow to consider Hinduism at the time, lacking a distinct organization along ethnic lines and fearing retribution from locally powerful Islamic organizations like the Nahdatul Ulama ( NU ).

Sovereignty fell into two distinct and complementary sub-parts, one formal, juridical and priestly but worldly, the other powerful, unpredictable, and also priestly but rooted in the supernatural world.

When Richelieu became Minister of the Navy, he decided on a plan to rebuild a powerful navy, divided into two distinct forces.

However, the photocopied documentation that was packaged in a zip-lock bag with each of Edu-Ware's early products outlined the company's goal of creating software that fell into two distinct categories: K-12 educational products that aimed to provide computer aided instruction that went beyond " random drill and practice routines ', and entertainment products which were “ often more intellectually powerful, and educational, than the educational products themselves ".

There was a distinct possibility that the Lords would insist that the North Midland was connected to it instead of proceeding to Derby, losing the NMR some twenty miles of line and its connection to Birmingham and the West Country.

Particularly notable examples included Freeth's Coffee House, one of the most celebrated meeting places of Georgian England ; Ketley's Building Society, the world's first building society, founded at the Golden Cross in Snow Hill in 1775 ; the Birmingham Book Club, whose radical politics saw it nicknamed the " Jacobin Club ", and which alongside other debating societies such as the Birmingham Free Debating Society and the Amicable Debating Society played a prominent role in the growing expression of popular political consciousness within the town ; and the more conservative Birmingham Bean Club, a dining club uniting leading loyalist figures in the town with prominent landowners from the surrounding counties, which played a prominent role in the emergence of a distinct " Birmingham interest " in regional politics from 1774.

LaPaglia, an Australian actor, faked a Cockney accent playing Simon, while Robbie Coltrane, who is Scottish, played Daphne's brother Michael with a muddled Brummie ( Birmingham ) accent — which had a distinct Scottish lilt to it — explained away by Niles as being a result of his being dropped as a baby.

At the first Tatton Show in 1999, there were 12 show gardens, 16 back-to-back gardens ( distinct from the small gardens at Birmingham or the courtyard gardens at Chelsea ), 77 nurseries in the main marquee, ten rose growers in the Royal National Rose Show ( sponsored by Manchester Airport ), 200 sundries stands, some 20 plant societies in a Specialist Societies Marquee, and about 30 national collections represented in a Heritage Marquee, as well as a crafts pavilion sponsored by Country Living Magazine and a separate Furniture Pavilion.

There is a Birmingham City electoral ward called Handsworth Wood comprising part of Handsworth and nearly all of Handsworth Wood made up of distinct cultures and built environments-the once salubrious Victorian suburb, now " inner-city " Handsworth, consisting of some of the finest Victorian houses in the city, increasingly being refurbished to complement the £ 9 million restoration of Handsworth Park, and Handsworth Wood dominated by characteristically suburban pre-war semi-detached and detached properties.

Some people show a sexual interest in female breasts distinct from that of the person, which may be regarded as a breast fetish.

Much of anthropological theory has originated in an appreciation of and interest in the tension between the local ( particular cultures ) and the global ( a universal human nature, or the web of connections between people in distinct places / circumstances ).

One distinctive feature that has caused a great amount of interest among linguists is what is traditionally seen as three degrees of phoneme length: short, long, and " overlong ", such that, and are distinct.

It served to designate the common interest embodied in legal tradition, as distinct from and transcending people's private and particular interests at any particular time.

In the study of the atmosphere, meteorology can be divided into distinct areas of emphasis depending on the temporal scope and spatial scope of interest.

The Czechs had refused to send representatives to the Frankfurt Assembly feeling that Slavs had a distinct interest from the Germans.

Holmes finds their youth, beauty, and energy ( and the cases they bring him ) invigorating, distinct from any romantic interest.

In addition to Seurat, the roots of cubism are to be found in the two distinct tendencies of Cézanne's later work: first his breaking of the painted surface into small multifaceted areas of paint, thereby emphasizing the plural viewpoint given by binocular vision, and second his interest in the simplification of natural forms into cylinders, spheres, and cones.

When the sample of interest is analysed by ICP-MS in a specialised flow cytometer, each antibody can be identified and quantitated by virtue of a distinct ICP " footprint ".

The integrating provinces of Castile – La Mancha opposed such a special status, and after considering other options — like its inclusion to the community of Castile and León or its constitution as an entity similar to a federal district — it was decided that the province of Madrid would become a single-province autonomous community by appealing to the 144th article of the constitution, whereby the Parliament can authorize the creation of an autonomous community, even if it did not satisfy the requirement of having a distinct historical identity, if it was the " nation's interest ".

European interest in the region then came in three distinct waves.

Studies are composed chess problems, but because their stipulation is open-ended ( the win or draw does not have to be achieved within any particular number of moves ) they are usually thought of as distinct from problems and as a form of composition that is closer to the puzzles of interest to over-the-board players.

Conversely, public interest in the medium, especially in the 1980s, stems from an apparent desire of that public to gain access to the art world, to be a spectator of its ritual and its distinct community, and to be surprised by the unexpected, always unorthodox presentations that the artists devise .”

Professor Longhair is noteworthy for having been active in two distinct periods, both in the heyday of early rhythm and blues, and in the resurgence of interest in traditional jazz after the founding of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

Although the region remains mainly agricultural and poorer compared to other regions of Thailand, and many leave the region to find work in Vientiane, Bangkok or abroad, the region has enjoyed a renewed interest in traditional culture which is quite distinct although similar to Thai culture.

Desire in this milieu meant a very general idea termed " the passions ," and this general interest was distinct from the contemporary idea of " passionate " now equated with " romantic.

William Henry Smyth, comparing his recollections of the Great Comet of 1811 to the spectacular Donati's Comet, stated that " as a mere sight-object, the branched tail was of greater interest, the nucleus with its ' head-veil ' was more distinct, and its circumpolarity was a fortunate incident for gazers ".

Critics of Martin's cuts claimed that he was in a distinct conflict of interest as his family through Canada Steamship Lines and various subsidiary and affiliated companies had once had a significant investment in the Voyageur Colonial Bus Lines, an intercity bus line in Quebec and eastern Ontario that is a key competitor of Via Rail.

Gated communities are a type of common interest development, but are distinct from intentional communities.

Particularly the contact zones between the Slate-colored and Thick-billed Fox Sparrows which are only weakly distinct morphologically were of interest ; the other groups were found to be distinct far earlier ( Swarth 1920 ).

A serious charge has been made against the American School of Anthropology, when it is affirmed that their interest in keeping up slavery induced the scientific men of that country to advocate a distinct origin for the human race ... I would therefore express a hope that the objects of this Society will never be prostituted to such an object as the support of the slave trade, with all its abuses.

The aggregate demand curve is in fact downward sloping as a result of three distinct effects: Pigou's wealth effect, the Keynes ' interest rate effect and the Mundell-Fleming exchange-rate effect.

Where once the area was run-down, depressed, and classified as ‘ deprived ’ in many categories, the 21st-century Devonport is beginning to achieve the city ’ s vision of … “ The recreation of Devonport as a distinct place in modern Plymouth ; a vibrant self sustaining community ; a place of real quality, variety and interest, the pride of residents, attractive to visitors and a model of 21st Century living, working and playing .”