Experts distinguish between attacks that originate outside a building and migrate inside and those that start inside.
Some experts distinguish Kūfi proper from Meccan and Medinese scripts, which were also used to copy the Qurʾān.
Self-professed experts distinguish between institutions providing consumer finance (which they do not count as microfinance) and business finance (which they do).
Some experts distinguish between the activity of making policy decisions, which they describe as "steering," and that of delivering public services, which they describe as "rowing".
In many domains, experts distinguish themselves from novices by their superior performance.
One can see that the expert distinguishes between speed levels very well, but also it distinguishes within each speed level whether the strike was intended to hit a physical opponent in the form of an actual punching bag, or an imaginary one (simulated condition) with no punching bag.
In general, three types of professional experts can be distinguished: generalists, subject-matter experts, and normative experts [ 13, 17].
It is such artistic quality that experts say distinguishes Jonathan's work from the creations of others who are mentally impaired.
It is, he said, "a judgment call" as to when a given amount of distress becomes a disorder, just as experts must distinguish between ordinary sadness and clinical depression.
Richard Bentall, a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Bangor in Wales, took part in a 2008 BBC program called "How Mad Are You?" The program challenged medical experts to distinguish between "normal" volunteers and those with a history of mental illness.
