Sentence examples for distinctions given from inspiring English sources

Ideally, a reference ontology should be built based on fundamental ontological distinctions, given by a foundational ontology [7, 28].

It argues that since no standard for drawing distinctions has a privileged, absolute status, the only way to draw distinctions given by reality itself is not to draw any at all.

However, some of them do not have a counterpart; they were included in RSMO due to ontological distinctions given by UFO or in order to generalize concepts established in the standards.

Browning pointed out to the brigade that this was an honour, as "distinctions given by the enemy are seldom won in battle except by the finest fighting troops".

The brigade had also been given the title of 'Rote Teufel' or 'Red Devils' by the German troops they had fought; this was a distinct honour as General Browning pointed out in a signal to the brigade, as "Such distinctions given by the enemy are seldom won in battle except by the finest fighting troops".

It is not to let Vichy off the hook to say that the consensus view, with its more elaborate distinctions, gives a fuller picture than Callil's.

Although there are no walls in the malocas, the space is customarily divided according to social distinctions, giving a specific place to each family and sometimes even to each of its members.

Drawing these distinctions gives rise to a range of underexplored and difficult to answer, questions.

A distinction given to only 2.5%% of lawyers eligible within New Jersey.

And its tone is ecumenical -- another distinction, given that the Mormon Church has not historically been so inclined.

It's a dubious distinction, given that the eighty-one-year-old British painter won't see a cent of the proceeds.