Sentence examples for distinguished the idea from inspiring English sources

Persson 1997 distinguished the idea of desert as a multiplier (he called it the "merit idea") from the idea that what matters is the fit between desert and receipt; he sees both ideas at work in Feldman's paper.

It is important to distinguish the idea that all philosophical ideas are "gender-permeated", which we both reject, from the idea that gender biases affect the ways of thinking and acting of all philosophers.

A key move in this regard is to distinguish the idea of a universal qua mental construct, and a universal qua a phenomena common to several instances.

The term "direct design" is used to distinguish the idea of this paper from the usual way through descriptor-type controllers, which has been extensively developed for these two decades.

Though Srinivasan is quick to distinguish the idea from equity in that having this sort of financial stake in the company doesn't entitle users to any sort of input in the site.

Feminist standpoint theory, according to Harding, argues that the political engagement of feminists and their corresponding focus on the lives of women leads to an epistemically privileged "standpoint" on social reality (for example Hartsock 1983; Rose 1983; Smith 1974), with the political engagement requirement distinguishing the idea of a standpoint from the more generic idea of a "perspective".

We can do this best when we distinguish the idea of apologizing from admitting that you are a terrible person.

The prioritarian idea is to be sharply distinguished from the idea that across some range, resources secured for a person have declining marginal utility.

"At what point does it become sort of a scientific imperative for you to have your own lab and to direct your own research?" EIA winners are "distinguished by the idea that what we had done as graduate students created that imperative for us right now … and it's necessary for that problem to get solved by us now," Fraser says.

What distinguishes the American Idea from the superstitions, stifling traditions and the various forms of collectivism that have historically cursed humanity is its confidence in individual freedom.

When everyone's shouting at the same time, it's difficult to distinguish the good ideas from the bad.