Sentence examples for both distinctions from inspiring English sources

Both distinctions are quite deliberate.

Both distinctions are now breaking down.

At least one definition lies in between the two extremes: Haustein (2016) sees altmetrics as overlapping with various types of informetrics (scientometrics, webometrics and bibliometrics, to name a few), having both distinctions from each and sharing characteristics with each.

Scruggs is not the only one of them to have been portrayed in the movies ("The Insider"), or to pilot his own jet, but he is the only lawyer notable for both distinctions.

This, however, is a different matter from that of distinguishing different kinds of soul for different kinds of living thing, although both distinctions can be held by a Platonist, and possibly also by Numenius.

This seems to be an adequate choice as some of its proponents appear to be aware of both distinctions discussed so far: (1) knowledge relevant for the quality of research (the "quality dimension") vs. knowledge needed to attract attention and increase the likelihood of research to be taken up by decision makers (the "attention dimension").

But surely one of L.A.'s most important museums deserves a building that will carry out its functions with both distinction and grace, not to mention enough room.

Whenever a secondary-school system is divided into a number of branches or types of schools, the teachers and the public both make status distinctions among them.

Both these distinctions are illusory according to Psillos because the scientific revolution banished mysterious forms and substances that might not be fully describable in structural terms.

However, if both previous distinctions are combined, the data show that midwives are more often involved with spontaneous births in the daytime on weekdays, than at other times of the week.

Richard Avedon and Irving Penn both drew a distinction between the pictures they took for fashion magazines and their art photography.