He stood five feet nine in spikes and owned the dubious all-time distinction of having batted more than a hundred times at the major-league level before recording an R.B.I.
In the top of the eighth, with the Cardinals up and the bases loaded, Jim Riggleman summoned the left-handed specialist Ron Villone, who shares with Mike Morgan the all-time distinction of having pitched for twelve different franchises, earning him the nickname Suitcase.
He retired in 2006 as the NFL's sixth leading rusher all-time, a distinction he still holds today, and he was recently named a Hall of Fame semifinalist.
Released on 5 August 1960 it broke box office records in India, and became the highest-grossing Bollywood film of all time, a distinction it held for 15 years.
I find the "time" distinction very interesting, it is important to know about this subtle cultural difference.
The possibility that the finite/infinite time distinction is conventional was noted by the catholic philosopher of science Ernan McMullin, who concludes that the theological doctrine of creation ex nihilo must not be given a metric interpretation (McMullin 1981).
The most fascinating part of the film, however, involves Angelopoulos' extremely inventive method of blurring time distinctions.
At the same time, distinctions in field are also relevant.
The update allows users to insert a short command or request and get back results very quickly, in milliseconds where these types of time distinctions really count.
In time, distinctions between Darcelle and the man beneath the makeup would blur.
Our measure of physical inactivity did not differentiate between physical activity at work, commuting or during leisure time, distinctions which may demonstrate diverging patterns according to socioeconomic position.
