An important causal distinction can be found in Experiencer-subject EPs, wherein an emotion may be internally or externally caused as proposed in Liu (2002), or termed "inherent vs. directed feelings" in Jackendoff (2007).
The distinction can be found in Norman Kretzmann (tr)., William of Sherwood's Introduction to Logic, (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1966), 125 126, and Kretzmann (tr)., William of Sherwood's Treatise on Syncategorematic Words, (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1968), 92 93.
The same formulation of the simple vs. as-of-now distinction can be found in Buridan's treatise, Book I chapter 4, which again illustrates the conceptual connection between the two texts.
Concepts that are so closely related that no obvious clinical distinction can be found cannot be expected to be used in a reliable way in clinical practice.
In the interview results, a clear distinction can be found between two different effects of the HSR projects: capacity development as a result of participation in the projects and political action on the basis of research findings.
In spite of this joint visual field representation, distinctions between both can be found on the molecular and functional level (Eickhoff et al. 2008), which may reflect behavioral advantages for the lower visual field in tasks such as visuomotor feedback processing (Khan and Lawrence 2005), visually guided pointing (Danckert and Goodale 2001) and spatial relocation memory (Genzano et al. 2001).
What distinction it has can be found mostly in filigree and detail, as well as in the central relationship between hero and sidekick.
We shall go through the most relevant distinctions (most of which can be found in the classifications provided by von Wright 1963, chap. I; Schnädelbach 1990, 83ff).
A cursory summary of these kinds of distinctions between old and "new" eugenics can be found in Caplan 2004, and the same collection of distinctions underlies most liberal or "new" eugenic arguments.
