Sentence examples for distinct then from inspiring English sources

If God and Nature were distinct, then it must be the case that Nature had some qualities that God lacked, and the idea of a supreme being lacking anything was incoherent.

So for many Israelis, trying to untangle and define Mr. Peres's legacy is like peering through a historical kaleidoscope where the lines between Israel's longtime ideological rivalries are at once sharp and distinct, then dissolve into a dazzling blur.

In a confiding chest voice his words came out polished and distinct; then a couple of times and at shrewdly chosen moments he sang much louder, almost bellowing, but quickly modulating back to the same quiet level again.

If and are pairwise distinct, then we put, and in (3.16) to get (3.18).

If the elements of happen to be pairwise distinct, then we will speak of being a subset of Π.

For if the brain and the soul are indeed distinct, then no spatial configuration in the brain could account for our mental apprehension of spatiality.

If S is a set with finitely many distinct elements then # S is the number of distinct elements in S ; if S has infinitely many distinct elements then # S = ∞.

His inventive, rhythmical syntax renders his poems utterly distinct: "She, then, like snow in a dark night / Fell secretly … ("Like Snow").

If you believe that Fielder is in decline, and that's certainly a distinct possibility, then it's a wise move to shed that contract, even if Kinsler doesn't provide the lineup protection of the former Tigers first baseman.

A bow wave and a stern wave are always present, and, if the fore and after parts of the hull fair into a straight mid-body with distinct shoulders, then these shoulders also will produce waves.

If (2.2) has two real distinct roots,, then (23).