Many modern philosophers have at this point felt the need to invoke imagination, either as a distinct mental "faculty" (Kant) or as a distinctive mental operation by virtue of which thought and experience may be united.
For this reason, theater analogies in relation to consciousness have been widely endorsed in characterizing its distinctive operations, yet widely criticized for epitomizing the philosophical thinking in the past (and the present) that detaches consciousness from the emotions, the body, and the material world.
Otherwise, it would mean that your sales operations lack a distinctive style and more importantly a competitive edge over other competitors and businesses.
Each artist has a distinctive and often eccentric mode of operation.
A hand has an operation distinctive of it as an integral part of a living body, an operation different from the operation of the stomach; it is a particular thing and also a subsistent.
Rather, British commanders strove to maintain a distinctive British identity in what were essentially tactical operations.
His brother-in-law had a distinctive scar on his left forearm from a childhood operation: the scar would confirm that it was he.
But as newspapers develop 24-hour web operations, journalists who write once a week for a distinctive brand are increasingly anomalous.
Since the launch of the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River, a distinctive reservoir fluctuation zone has been created and significantly modified by regular dam operations.
Laboratory intensive buildings pose a distinctive challenge in sustainable building design, since they represent energy guzzling spaces due to unique operation and energy demanding activities.
In a distinctive approach, presented in [27], Ferreti et al. get rid of the encryption proxy, making the operations on encrypted data much faster.
