Like Husserl, he distinguished formal categories from material categories, but he also distinguished categories in a third dimension: existential categories (those describing an entity's mode of being).
To analyze the dispersal of haplogroup P(1) in greater detail, we distinguished categories discernible in HVS-I: P1*, P1d1, and the "non-P1" P samples (PxP1).
Yet many of Munro's readers had sadly concluded that she was not, somehow, the kind of writer that the Nobel committee seemed to like; I had decided that she would join the list of noble non-Nobelists, a distinguished category that includes Tolstoy, Nabokov, Borges, Hrabal, Sebald, Bernhard, Ingmar Bergman — and Chekhov, as it happens.
The recent addition of faculty in computational media places Duke in a leading role in the field, and provides significant intellectual energy and resources to take the MFA in Experimental and Documentary Arts into a distinguished category of its own.
However, the ERPs suggested that participants' early visual potentials (160 200 ms), often associated with prototype abstraction/application, distinguished category members from non-members in both the Pre-exposed Recognition and Categorisation groups.
Indeed the ERP data from our experiment demonstrated that the early visual evoked response that distinguished category members and non-members was modulated by whether participants had been asked to categorise or recognise them, and, although not to the same extent, by whether participants had previously been exposed to those items.
We distinguished three categories of mitochondria based on their morphology: category I, long, tubular mitochondria; category II, short tubules or large round organelles; category III, small fragmented mitochondria.
The PCA revealed a two-dimensional correlation structure that distinguished emotional categories.
Table 1 describes all distinguished cue categories.
We distinguished three categories of health insurance plans.
We distinguished three categories of grocery stores, excluding convenience stores.
