Sentence examples for a second distinction from inspiring English sources

Some justices said there was a second distinction.

A second distinction of trade unionism in western Europe emerged in the area of managerial prerogative.

Because of this, we need to introduce a second distinction.

A second distinction between different methods is the localization output produced.

A second distinction that needs to be drawn here is between sentence tokens that are external, or public, and sentence tokens that are internal, or private.

A second distinction came from the fact that two compute resources (or, in general, resources of the same type) may require different credentials or are subject of different provisioning restrictions.

A discrete geometric model of a pottery fragment is the starting input, from which a first distinction in axially and not-axially symmetric surfaces can be done.

A third distinction, I think, is that we've seen way more targeting of schools, hospitals, and aid workers than in any other crisis.

A first distinction is between continuous and discrete scales.

A third distinction concerns descriptive versus prescriptive approaches to epistemology and the growth of human knowledge.

But Mogilner and Aaker's research focuses on a third distinction: the extent to which each concept is linked to consumers' personal experiences, identity and emotions.