In Germany, for example, the distinction forms the main division of property law, and modern Russian law similarly divides property between movables and immovables.
As I describe in more detail below, this distinction forms the basis of Kahn's and my effort to distinguish between the two empirically (Blau and Kahn forthcoming).
The need to assert this distinction forms the backbone of this research work, emphasizing that India, especially the state of Gujarat, has key contributions to make to any discourse on entrepreneurship, especially if based on gender and family.
Such distinctions helped form the evolutionary theories of pioneering British naturalist Alfred Wallace.
Dr Susan Goldin-Meadow's study on 50 toddlers and their parents found that gesticulation makes words easier to understand by adding imagery to the categorical distinctions that form the core of spoken and sign languages.
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The null hypothesis is that evolution in phylogenetic distinction, form, and reproductive isolation should be at least rank correlated during the speciation process; i.e. lineages that are evolutionarily independent will diverge through genetic drift alone given sufficient time.
Piper's attempt to exploit this distinction, by forming a community-watch program — really a cover for her attempt to squash competitors in a smuggling business — aligns her with neo-Nazis.
Distinctions between form and content blur in Mr. Edmondson's figure studies made of meandering spirals of text, the end result calling to mind Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.
This study analyzed grave-associated ground stone from the southern San Francisco Bay Area and employed use-wear analysis (macroscopic and microscopic) and morphological comparisons to investigate potential distinctions in form, manufacturing effort, use, and association over approximately 6000 years of prehistory.
