Sentence examples for distinguish two aspects from inspiring English sources
Now, I think the best response on the part of the dualist to this reply is to distinguish two aspects of feelings, two aspects of emotions.
We can distinguish two aspects to this process although, in many cases, the two aspects merge into a single project.
Taking biological individual as a quite general category that may subsume several kinds of biological individuals (e.g., evolutionary, developmental, living things, and others), we find it useful to distinguish two aspects of the Problem of Biological Individuality.
This already suggests that, in order to discuss the early history, it is necessary to distinguish two aspects of set theory: its role as a fundamental language and repository of the basic principles of modern mathematics; and its role as an independent branch of mathematics, classified (today) as a branch of mathematical logic.
Before examining the role of personality in cultural responses to disease, it is necessary to distinguish two aspects of culture: evoked (Tooby & Cosmides, 1992) and transmitted culture (see Gangestad et al., 2006; Nettle, 2009).
The same ancient Greeks who distinguished two aspects of time, inscribed over the doorway to the temple of Apollo the injunction "know thyself".
Rather, he distinguishes three aspects of argument-making practices: argument as product, as procedure, and as process, which he loosely aligns with the traditional perspectives on argument evaluation of logic, dialectic, and rhetoric.
These results demonstrate the ability of the method to distinguish two main aspects of lung function, namely, diffusing capacity and pulmonary perfusion.
In Figure 5, we distinguish two basic aspects of the electronic contracting context, i.e., the business context and the legal context.
It is useful to distinguish two health aspects of CSR: public health protection of the company's workforce and protection of the 'host' communities.
