Feuerbach's central claim in The Essence of Christianity is that religion is an alienated form of human self-consciousness insofar as it involves the relation of human beings to their own essence as though to a being distinct from themselves.
The RMSD between the two representative models is 10.4 Å, which supports these being distinct conformations.
It's an odd notion, because we think of our essential self as being distinct from such corporeal details.
By deciphering mutations of the genetic material, the scientists were able to identify methanogens as being distinct??fferent from bacteria.
"That is because our sense of being distinct, of being Japanese, is so strong that we can absorb outside influences and make them our own," he replied.
But far from being distinct and separate, these two styles intermingled with each other in complex ways; many ostensibly Neoclassical paintings show Romantic tendencies, and vice versa.
As being distinct from other studies, a non-uniform mesh distribution is proposed for the corresponding analytical expressions of the beam deflections.
Similarly, your piece needs to be original, including being distinct from your own previous writings (that is, do not self-plagiarize).
Another is that God, being an exalted man, must have a wife, or several wives, as men do; she is known as the Heavenly Mother, and is a being distinct from Mary.
Ashley Hudson, Knight Frank's head of Birmingham commercial property, said even before HS2 is built Birmingham is benefiting from being distinct from but relatively close to London, which is 120 miles away.
Studies of aged rats observed similar hyperactive signals in the CA3 region of the hippocampus that correlated with spatial memory deficits and, in particular, with their ability to represent novel environments as being distinct from familiar ones (pattern separation).
