Sentence examples for an initial distinction from inspiring English sources
Here it is important to make an initial distinction.
This step is comprised by two phases; in the first phase an initial distinction is made between the different transport modes, while in the second phase the most critical components of each transport network have to be assessed for the interventions' priority setting.
Reading Descartes this way opens a new proverbial can of worms, however, for the initial distinction drawn between adventitious ideas, such as the idea of the sun, and factitious ideas, such as the idea of Pegasus, is blurred.
This risk does not vary meaningfully by initial distinction of histologic CIN grade 1 from negative colposcopy and biopsy.
Given the initial distinction that we made between different ways in which the expression The Turing Test gets interpreted in the literature, it is probably best to approach the question of the assessment of the current standing of The Turing Test by dividing cases.
An initial broad distinction is between thinking of faith as a state and thinking of it as an act, action or activity.
The one stadium element that preserves the initial distinctions between the two franchises is the music that blares over the loudspeakers.
His concern was only that such theorising should be properly grounded, and that it should not be driven, for example, by an initial failure to keep track of distinctions that we mark in our ordinary use of language.
Undergo an initial consultation.
