Sentence examples for distinction separating from inspiring English sources

I thought of Alan Bennett's talking heads: the distinction separating visual art from film or theater has become almost useless.

In addition, one more significant distinction separating counterfactual attitudes from the other attitude types is their licensing behavior of epistemic modals.

It is in Delano's reaction to the West African rebels, once he finally realizes he has been the target of an elaborately staged con, that the distinction separating the sealer from the whaler becomes clear.

A key distinction separating our work from nearly all theoretical studies of virulence evolution in multiple infected hosts is that we examine multispecies infections (as opposed to multiple strains differing only in a focal virulence trait [ 22]).

A final distinction separates contests into two types: those that require at least a minimum of physical skill and those that do not.

The seating distinction separates Lincoln Center from, say, the Kitchen and allows a ballet dancer or two — this year, it's David Hallberg — into the mix.

A classic distinction separates "human acts" (actus humani) from so-called "acts of man" (actus hominis).

More specifically, a first distinction separates the situation in which the sensors (and sensor parameters) are fixed, so that the image view is fixed, and the case where the sensors can move or parameters can change, like cameras mounted on vehicles or PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras, respectively.

At Cornell's Nanobiotechnology Center physicists, engineers, biologists and chemists collaborate, crushing the time-honored academic distinctions separating them.

Kitnick scrambles the distinctions separating art, object, and ornament.

This analysis found evidence that the determinants of such needs extend beyond medicalised distinctions separating "general" and "trans-specific" healthcare issues.