He replied that what he was denying was not the existence of a "difference" in the soul, but merely that the existence of a difference implied a distinction of powers (Quodl. I, q. 12, p. 170, 440 45).
An influential account of Rome as a mixed constitution, in this case combining the three classical regime forms of monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy, had already been given by the Greek historian Polybius, who referred to this as the distinction of powers (Histories 6.11 18; see von Fritz 1954).
We postulate that the revealed distinctions of power spectral density of HRV showed that with hemodynamic disturbance in hypothalamic and brain stem lesions a different pathological type of cerebral regulation of hemodynamics forms.
The distinction of explanatory power and predictive power is also known in information systems (IS) research which is an interdisciplinary endeavour between computer science and social/management science, trying to understand and support socio-technical systems.
While acknowledging that many people had suffered greater losses in the storms, those who had the unwanted distinction of going without power twice in one week spoke of how their nerves, already frayed, were strained again.
Without that distinction, there is no "separation of powers," a foundational principle of our Constitution.
If Cornell University were to win the city's competition to build a new science graduate school, it would install on Roosevelt Island almost four acres of solar panels, 500 geothermal wells, and buildings with the rare distinction of generating as much power as they use.
While most could agree on the questions that needed to be asked about the origins of gender distinctions, the nature of power, or the roots of sexual violence, the answers to those questions were bogged down by ideological hairsplitting, name-calling, and mutual recrimination.
This gives the Colorados the questionable distinction of having maintained themselves in power longer than any other party in the world, edging out even North Korea's Communists.
2. Robert Gates: A member of the permanent establishment in Washington, Gates raised to the third power the distinction of massive continuity: First as CIA director under George H.W. Bush, second as secretary of defense under George W. Bush, and third as Obama's secretary of defense.
The interpretation of this theological concept is a critical distinction between the systems of "power-based" and "freedom-based" Islam.
