In other cases, they were named just a few days before, leaving a very short window of time for polling to measure a potential vice-presidential bounce as something separate and distinct from the convention bounce itself.
Mr. Thile tried to learn the pieces by ear, then taught himself to read staff notation, a convention distinct from the rote and tablature traditions prevalent in bluegrass.
ReedPop hopes to lure the growing collector base, as well as curious retailers, by establishing the Block as an entity distinct from the rest of the convention.
This led us into a long debate on morality — specifically, on the difference between the Judeo-Christian tradition (in which the creator of the universe also lays down its moral laws, so that the man who breaks them is committing an offense against God) and the Oriental tradition represented by Zen Buddhism (in which morality is seen as a man-made convention, quite distinct from God or cosmogony).
The European convention system is entirely distinct from the European Union, but therein lay the political attraction.
The motivating force behind the 1902 convention was hu mane consideration as distinct from the more general ecologi cal considerations that have come to spur conservationists today.
Such conventions, however, are not clearly distinct from fiction.
We're two nights into the Democratic National Convention, and the themes could not be more distinct from those championed at the RNC last week.
The official said prisoners in Iraq were clearly covered by the Geneva Conventions and that Iraqi prisoners were "legally distinct" from Qaeda or Taliban prisoners.
Note that by convention, the pair ((i,j) ) of neighbors of ego e is considered distinct from the pair ((i,j) ) of neighbors of (e').
As distinct from the GF ratings, GF Plus ratings are allocated by individual trait, but they are similar with respect to the convention that higher values represent greater genetic improvement.
