Sentence examples for distinguished creation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, five powers of God are distinguished: creation, maintenance, destruction, favour, and disfavour.

Howard and Guile (1992) first showed the S-shaped logistic function of emergence, growth and maturity while Baregheh et al. (2009) distinguish creation, generation, implementation, development and adoption.

This does not correspond to physical reality, since different instances of a molecule are not distinguished after creation.

There are two related arguments that have been advanced to morally distinguish the creation of embryos for reproductive purposes from the creation of embryos for research and therapeutic purposes.

The period distinguished by the creation of tonality.

Gibbs highlights the first in the cycle, "Song", which initially echoes "To Varuna" from Holst's Rig Veda hymns, but evolves into "a different creation, distinguished by its own uncluttered quartet writing in which the viola has a special part to play".

The O.E.D. credits H.G. Wells with the first known figurative use in 1903: "The men and women of wisdom, insight and creation, as distinguished from those who merely resonate to the note of the popular mind".

It is not clear how these are distinguished in during the creation of cohorts during analysis of the hits.

Shakespeare's sanctity was reinforced by Biblical terms used to distinguish his legitimate creation — "the Canon" — from doubtful material — "the Apocrypha".

One, is there any reason to distinguish between wealth creation that comes from ordinary income, or from an investing?

The underlying concept of the poet as creator is not uncommon, and some modernist poets essentially do not distinguish between the creation of a poem with words, and creative acts in other media.