These reservations can easily comprise 40 70% of the buildable land within each new neighborhood, a major distinction setting this approach apart from previous "clustering" techniques which were rarely utilized in any coordinated way to preserve interconnected open space networks.
Practically, the distinction sets one part of the faculty against another - at a time when esprit de corps is utterly crucial.
But only a few accidental distinctions set them apart: a raspy voice in one case (an officer who had throat cancer), hair and skin color in others.
Rather, there is only the suggestion, in thesis 5, that there may be uncountably many ways of drawing distinctions, set alongside a series of examples that collapse conventional distinctions.
For instance, Hessenberg underlines the distinction between set theoretic definitions which give criteria for effectively deciding membership in a given set, and definitions which don't.
Lee had always been a Tolkien buff and enjoyed the rare distinction, on set, of having met the author.
He said he had never worked another job, a distinction that set him apart from his rival paan sellers farther along Coney Island Avenue.
"I said, 'What do you mean?' and he said, 'I don't know, but the other doormen aren't like you.' " As it happened, Yeboah had recently received a distinction that set him apart from other doormen: he had been appointed chief of Yabi, a suburb of Kumasi, Ghana's second-largest city.
Later, statues of other persons, of varying degrees of distinction, were set up (CIL VI.1386; Tac. Ann. IV.15; XIII.8), and honorary inscriptions (Vell. II.39.2).
That looming distinction was set up on Tuesday when the company announced triple-digit growth, key new hires and a new $52 million investment that puts the company in knocking distance of unicorn status the next time it dips into investor pockets.
