The material (as distinct from the information) needed to cause terror by chemical or biological means is a different matter.
ensure that information regarding private education loans is presented in such a manner as to be distinct from information regarding loans that are made, insured, or guaranteed under subchapter IV. describe or discuss the financial aid opportunities available to students at an institution of higher education.
For this reason card games are often characterized as games of chance or "imperfect information"—as distinct from games of strategy or "perfect information," where the current position is fully visible to all players throughout the game.
As for David Cameron, his spokesman noted that the judgment did not seem to separate "the issue of information that is wrong, and correction of factually inaccurate information, as distinct from what some have characterised as seeking to hide factually correct information".
I think whilst taking time to consider and look at the judgment and possible implications, his view is that there is potentially a distinction to be drawn between dealing with the issue of information that is wrong, and correction of factually inaccurate information, as distinct from what some have characterised as seeking to hide factually correct information.
But as Ibargüen explained it, that has changed — the foundation now seeks to preserve news and information, as distinct from saving newspapers.
Before getting a search warrant (on October 31) the FBI presumably examined metadata -- that is, email routing information (as distinct from email content) -- for the emails and determined that some of them had an address that corresponded to Clinton's email server.
DHS patterns alone convey rich information about cell fate and lineage relationships distinct from information conveyed by gene expression.
Yet cyber insurance covers areas distinct from information security.
The test examines memory, learning, association, and information gathering as distinct from intelligence [ 47].
Free text records, as distinct from coded records, may contain further information on diagnosis (which have been copied or imported from hospital letters) and are also likely to contain important information on the severity of symptoms or on additional symptoms which have not been coded.
