One would think a professed lover of words like Goldberg would appreciate that clear and compelling distinction, and recognize that many of those who have problems with the name "Redskins" are motivated not by liberalism or political correctness but by common sense and common decency.
The work draws a compelling distinction between stimulating at a given frequency and observing population spiking activity at a given frequency after stimulation.
Taken together, they form a suite of sorts — "Nemeses: Short Novels," as Roth has taken to calling them, "a sequence of thinking on my part about cataclysm". Yet here again, Roth raises a compelling set of distinctions, between the writer and the character, between the author and his work.
Her critics do not find the distinction compelling, and her language -- "pedophilia, bestiality, sadomasochism" -- does seem a touch personal.
These are the ultimate values that our clientele find compelling in our distinction.
The mean simple spike and eyelid traces for seven cells that showed these early focal areas (red) and four cells that did not (green) show latencies that are in compelling agreement with this distinction.
The "dual-process" information-processing model of Schneider and Shiffrin (1977) and Shiffrin and Schneider (1977) offered compelling evidence for the distinction between "automatic detection" and "controlled search," 2 qualitatively different human information-processing operations.
It may be logically coherent or even compelling, a mark of philosophical distinction prized by Pure-conversation connoisseurs, but what real bearing does it have on politics and government?
That test called the strict scrutiny test requires the government must seek (1) to achieve a compelling governmental interest when employing racial distinctions, and (2) that these measure be "narrowly tailored" to achieve those compelling interests.
Not unless the state could show a compelling interest for making such a distinction, Mr. Sekulow replied.
