A careful and separate compartment for each distinct piece of our life.
Yet in this rigorous juxtaposition, Ms. May created a distinct place for feeling and form to meet, as if distilled into a single sensation.
Hopper has carved out a distinct place for itself by building an AI framework that not only helps people find good deals, but also discover trips they may have not known that they specifically wanted to take.
"We've backed breakout open-source leaders Couchbase on the transactional side and Cloudera, with its Enterprise Data Hub, on the analytic side, but we also believe there is a very distinct place for MemSQL in real-time analytics," said Kevin Efrusy, general partner, Accel Partners.
[3] They differ from the eukaryotes, which have a distinct place for cell nucleus and membrane-bounded organelles.
He cited as "neat properties" of material objects that it is impossible for two material objects to occupy the same place at the same time, and that it is impossible for one material object to occupy distinct places in space at the same time (LA, 329; cf. AMi, 264 65; AMa, 385).
Yet governments are likely to go to great lengths to avoid losing even more control.When the internet went mainstream in the late 1990s, libertarian thinkers argued that cyberspace was a distinct place calling for laws and legal institutions of its own.
There is not a distinct place and time for work and family.
Syllabaries provide a distinctive symbol for each distinct syllable.
But most employees live further south, and there was some concern that such a long move to a culturally distinct place could be disruptive for productivity.
Each of the three main Democratic candidates represents a specific and distinct place on the ideological continuum, from center to left, with Hillary Clinton towards the center, John Edwards towards the left, and Barack Obama occupying a still distinct place in between".
