In essence, Senator Clinton's position is that a President can go "forum-shopping" to find a willing authority to justify taking the nation to war, and she did not distinguish the scale of wars in Bosnia and Kosovo and Iraq.
Chemical fixation is a critical step in the analysis of the ultrastructure of seaweeds because the wrong approach can compromise the ability to distinguish fine-scale cellular composition.
In a historical context, fluvial geomorphologists are more apt to use physiographic regions to distinguish broad-scale variables, while stream ecologists are more apt to use the concept of an ecosystem to address the broad-scale variables that influence stream habitat.
However the typical axial and transversal resolutions of such OCT systems lie between 5 and 30 µm, which is not enough to distinguish cellular-scale structures.
This is done to make it easier for the reader to distinguish between scales and items, and to adhere to common practice in this field.
Our previous simulations (Table I and supplementary Table I) suggest that application of MDS to IBS metrics calculated from 100,000 uncorrelated SNPs can distinguish fine-scale population structure, which is not apparent when only 10,000 SNPs are used.
The spending in this year's race, however, is distinguished by scale and secrecy: "dark money" — the cash from non-profits that aren't required to disclose the names of their donors — now represents more than half of all spending by outside groups in the year's most competitive Senate races, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.
Altogether five orders of cycles can be distinguished: decimeter-scale microcycles building meter-scale mesocycles, which in turn are stacked to form several-meter thick macrocycles.
It is essential to distinguish between large-scale and small-scale views of caste society, which may respectively be said to represent theory and practice, or ideology and the existing social reality.
We distinguish between large-scale and small-scale models.
