Rather, a consistent application of the intuition underlying the truth-in/truth-at distinction suggests that the truth conditions for modal propositions at other worlds — their "modal facts" — are determined from the perspective of the actual world.
Professor Boyle, who is based in the university's Centre for Cultural Policy Research, is similarly bemused at distinctions between the output of BBC Scotland (subjected to aggressive protests and bias accusations by the Yes campaign) and STV.
The effect sizes for alcohol use were based on varying measures, and there were not enough studies to look separately at distinctions such as abstinence or percentage of heavy drinking days.
White, at the age of thirty-three, had been the youngest chef in Britain to earn three Michelin stars; Ramsay, at thirty-one, still had a chance at that distinction.
Hammerstein struck a ringing blow at the distinction between operas and musicals, but tortured efforts at definition turn up with tedious regularity.
Some are particularly incensed at the distinction made over targeting American citizens.
How well people are able to escape the heat is an interesting way to look at class distinction.
George W. Bush's response to the attacks on Mr. Ashcroft hints at the distinction between administering the law and advocating legislation.
