Sentence examples for distinguish the scope from inspiring English sources
In response to arguments that broach the question of haecceitism in a limited domain, useful debate requires us to distinguish the scope of different versions of haecceitism and the distinctive motivations of domain-specific (anti- haecceitisms.
So find your project sponsor, customer and different stakeholders in a room and make a workshop to distinguish the scope.
The gardens were designed by the renowned Victorian gardener James Green, but over the years they became overgrown, making it hard to distinguish the full scope of Marnock's design.
It is important to distinguish between the scope of states and their strength.
Distinguish the business problem.
But, according to Zimmerman, we must distinguish between scope and degree of responsibility.
Several qualities distinguished the modern.
However exactly the natural and social are distinguished, one might restrict the scope of an equality ideal to the smoothing out of socially caused inequalities.
Data analytics is distinguished from data mining by the scope, purpose and focus of the analysis.
But although Grossman characterizes his book as an attempt to "bring Aristotle's Categories up-to-date" (1983, xv), he is explicit in denying that he is making any claims about whether or not there are things belonging to any of the eight categories he distinguishes, taking this as beyond the scope of ontology (1983, 10 12).
