Sentence examples for distinct from the third from inspiring English sources

Just as significantly, components of Hitler's regime that may be considered distinct from the Third Reich's fascist principals do nothing to soften the blow of the swastika as a symbol of hatred.

The highly anticipated second section is distinct from the first but no less remarkable".

It is also surprising to learn that the issues in Stone v. Powell are "distinct" from the Fourth Amendment.

Earlier applications of the constructal law recommended it as a self-standing law that is distinct from the second law of thermodynamics.

Both embody an almost anti-architectural approach, quite distinct from the first decade of monument-pavilions by big-name architects, and seem to be consciously resisting the pressure to construct a manifesto in miniature.

The OCC and Federal Reserve have long expected that the business lines' risk management controls be distinct from the second-line risk management function and from the third-line internal audit function.

Not only is the second publication distinct from the first one through the addition of several new areas of law, namely on specific contracts, trusts and company law, thereby increasing the number of chapters from twenty-two to thirty-six.' Rather, the second edition is designed to take on a different perspective altogether and, therefore, might actually be viewed as a sequel to the first edition.

Now, we prove the existence of the second solution distinct from the first one.

For Wodeham, this is distinct from the second and less-evident type of proposition.

Notice that this worry is distinct from the first insofar as there is no suggestion here that these properties are the object of love.

There's a difference here beyond the geography; this is the third generation of Uber's autonomous vehicle, which is distinct from the second-generation Fords that were used in the Pittsburgh pilot.