Sentence examples for and a distinction of from inspiring English sources

Quenya has five vowels (Quenya ómar), and a distinction of length.

Consequently, the increase observed in the Jin et al. study after 3 days of AM251 in parallel to 3 days of BrdU is likely to actually reflect a mix of increases and decreases, which can only be untangled with a different BrdU injection protocol and a distinction of the different precursor cell types.

The two landlords of those buildings were in foreclosure in 2008 and 2009, and have earned a distinction of sorts: They own properties on the city housing agency's annual list of the most poorly maintained apartment buildings in New York City.

Teaching history, for instance, is not just teaching history, but teaching teenagers history, and therein lies a distinction of transcendent importance, as well as the challenge of presenting the past in ways that students will want to learn it.

Such information, hardly obtainable from field experiments, indicates a close functional similarity of the two species and is useful when a distinction of functional types, rather than of species, is of interest.

Actually his account involves a distinction of types and orders and is thus more complex and restrictive than this.

Vail finds that Keller's panentheism blurs the line between the cosmic and the divine leading to a distinction of degree rather than of quality (2012, 164, 177).

In short, in angels too there is a distinction of essence and existence.

Newly available models of depression which differentiate resilient and susceptible cohorts of animals enable a distinction of their physiological profiles.

In transmission electron microscopy a distinction of fibroblast and DC processes is, however, possible without any marker.

But is that a distinction of substance?