Sentence examples for definite distinction from inspiring English sources

Actually, says Saunders, it's a subtle but definite distinction.

Mr. Obama gets his plans, and a definite distinction is drawn between what Democrats and Republicans stand for.

But as one editor put it: "The presumption that there is a definite distinction between a high literary culture and everyone else today is absurd.

The refractive NLO response (see Figure 4b) has a definite distinction for the LGSO Ce sample in comparison with the rest ones.

Despite her highly trippy content, there is a definite distinction between what YS is taking in and her creative output.

Both character design and art direction worked to set a definite distinction between the symmetrical, more angular look of the Egyptians versus the more organic, natural look of the Hebrews and their related environments.

While a duality is implied by the terms 'aerobic' versus 'anaerobic' environment, the soil rarely contains such definite distinctions.

ICHD-II makes a distinction between definite migraine (dMIG) and probable migraine (pMIG) and between definite TTH (dTTH) and probable TTH (pTTH).

Also, the database does not contain definitions of the ADR according to the Naranjo[38] or other algorithms, so a distinction between definite, probable, or possible ADR can not be made.

In Section 3.2, a distinction between definite and indefinite cp-laws is presented.

In other words, a basic working hypothesis of acquisition theory is preserved if we reject the Russellian story about the distinction between definite and indefinite determiners.