But even so, the older brochures sold more than terra cotta and molding, assuring "social distinction," for instance.
We may draw a distinction, for instance 8 metres.
Could a distinction for instance be drawn between the political wing of Hamas - the Change and Reform Party that won elections, and its military wing - the Izz-Al-Din al-Qassam brigades?
In order to capture communication pathways between providers and sites, we made a distinction between, for instance, the patient's primary family physician, and a family physician at a walk-in clinic.
She notes an inability to make the right distinctions -- between, for instance, martyrs and murderers, or between justice and revenge, or between terror and legitimate war.
The distinctions may results, for instance, from a difference in focus; care providers may define "care" more narrowly as "clinical treatment," whereas patients may perceive care in a broader sense.
Consonants written double in the Classical period were probably so pronounced (a distinction was made, for instance, between anus 'old woman' and annus 'year').
A finer distinction between innovations, for instance the degree of tacit knowledge and other knowledge modes, the scope of uncertainties and the longevity of the partnerships could facilitate more precise predictions.
We of course note that depending on the signalling entities or process of interest, this distinction can differ: for instance in a process, a self-organized behaviour may result in spatial pattern formation, which combines with other signalling, and thus acts as a pre-existent or internal spatial variation for other interacting signalling processes.
There are some semantic distinctions to heed here — for instance, between defense cuts and "security" cuts.
