Sentence examples for distinction of time from inspiring English sources

The distinction of time spent sitting and time spent exercising is essential.

Regarding accuracy, special attention was given to date information, namely the coherence of date information throughout the AT and the distinction of time zones and Summer/Winter time.

Second, our distinction of time-frames in which the interventions are developed is a practical but somewhat arbitrary choice: the year of development for example does not give any information about which programs are mostly used in practice in that time.

The geographic distinctions of time and space, first chipped away at by smoke signals, and telegraph and telephone and radio and TV, are now entirely extinguished by the hand-held and instantaneous presence of everyone in view of everyone else.

The global village is a world of global communication, but is first and foremost a form of society where the distinctions of modern time, such as private vs. public, work vs. leisure time, and expertise according to profession, have faded.

But there's a much deeper distinction — the role of time in the product.

He discusses his fetishistic rituals in connection with Aristotle's distinction between the continuum of time and the individual moments by which we experience the present.

This is an important distinction because the passage of time as a diabetes patient is also necessarily a phase of learning how to 'manage' the disease.

Mr. Koch then won a runoff against Mr. Cuomo and went on to take the general election against State Senator Roy M. Goodman, a Republican; Barry Farber, a Conservative; and Mr. Cuomo, who had the Liberal Party line and the dubious distinction of losing three times to Mr. Koch that autumn.

As a result, the distinction of slot processing times in the former is larger.

The Huffington Post's Michael Calderone asked Bruni what he expects to cover in his new column along with holding the distinction of being The Times' first openly gay columnist.