Sentence examples for central distinctions from inspiring English sources

Although there are central distinctions between evolution and development, ultimately even development—as a whole, and including every developmental process evolves.

"If you need a loaf of bread, it's a buck," she said, explaining health care's central distinction from other forms of assistance.

The central distinction, according to Mr. Brynjolfsson, is between decisions based mainly on "data and analysis" and on the traditional management arts of "experience and intuition".

Together, they mounted an attack on the central distinction drawn by the Supreme Court in its seminal 1976 campaign finance decision, Buckley v. Valeo.

Nevertheless, Kant retains a central distinction between mere "perception" and objective "experience".

The central distinction at the heart of both RIM and APE is between "associative" and "propositional" processes.

James sets out a central distinction of the book in early chapters on "The Religion of Healthy-Mindedness" and "The Sick Soul".

The central distinction in ancient Greek sexual relations was between taking an active or insertive role, versus a passive or penetrated one.

The central distinction that we draw in this paper is between maintaining the input until the target reaches its firing threshold, and maintaining the input until the target actually fires.

The central distinction in the debate over the full moral status of human beings with radical cognitive disabilities concerns the type of attributes on which moral status is based.

This may not be an altogether misleading characterization of Paivio's actual view – he frequently refers to imagery as "modality specific" representation – but he clearly regards the distinction by sense mode between different types of image to be orthogonal to the more central distinction of Dual Coding Theory, between the image and the verbal (symbolic) codes.