Sentence examples for distinction in the context of from inspiring English sources

Rudner brought up the type-token distinction in the context of a critique of Lewis's (1946) idea that a work of art is a contextualized abstract entity.

These lessons reflected awareness of the similarities and differences between religion and science and recognized the importance of teaching the distinction in the context of evolution.

We adopted this approach to evaluate the implicit explicit distinction in the context of a simple task in which outcomes were probabilistically caused by actions.

In a recent coordinate-based meta-analysis of neuroimaging studies, we could demonstrate a similar distinction in the context of working memory (and hence not motor-related) tasks.

My purpose in offering these fanciful dress code distinctions in the context of Rio+20 is three fold.

While folk art often resembles outsider art in style, the distinction lies in the context of their creation: was the artist participating in a traditional ritual or engaged in a solitary surge of vision?

Setting aside the problems just identified, Leibowitz's distinction remains problematic in the context of his overall system.

Dray (1958 19633) located Collingwood's action/event distinction within the context of contemporary debates in the philosophy of social science and drew on the work of Collingwood to counter the claim for methodological unity advanced by Hempel in his influential 1942 article: "The Function of General Laws in History".

The contrast between hues in the diverging map (Figure 1E) was seen as making the hazard appear smaller, as a localised zone, and was discussed as facilitating distinction between impacted zones in the context of targeting response attention: It makes it very clear, 'that's the area we're worried about.

This distinction is particularly critical in the context of the comparatively weak peptide acidity since, near neutral pH, less than 1 in 10 molecules will have a given amide in the ionized state.

This distinction may be valuable in the context of research: it might help research participants avoid 'fetishizing' particular interventions as offering salvation from HIV by drawing attention to the desired future state of being cured.