Sentence examples for explicit distinction between from inspiring English sources

He would like to see an explicit distinction between system-wide risks and those peculiar to individual banks.

We make an explicit distinction between three different types of co-patenting partners: intra-industry partners, inter-industry partners, and universities.

Issued abruptly on a Friday afternoon, it temporarily barred travel from seven majority-Muslim nations, making no explicit distinction between citizens of those countries who already had green cards or visas and those who did not.

He did not draw an explicit distinction between cuts of necessity and cuts of choice, but the idea of necessity was there as he set out a hierarchy of ways to save money.

But growing criticism of the fifth edition, even before publication, gave Insel room to draw a more explicit distinction between his group and the A.P.A. "All us critics out here have given him an opening," Greenberg said.

Explicit distinction between factors and constraints depending on the fuzziness of their spatial patterns, and between limiting and non-limiting factors depending on their impact and interaction, furthermore allowed to apply the most relevant arithmetic combination procedures.

Even if I were to agree, and I do not, that the plain-error doctrine has no role in § 2254 actions, I could not accept the Court's analysis because it fails to consider the explicit congressional distinction between § 2254, 3 a civil collateral review procedure for state prisoners, and § 2255, 4 a criminal collateral review procedure for federal prisoners.

Indeed, Darwin was very explicit about the distinction between descent with modification (fact) and natural selection (theory).

Implicit and explicit CP: the EU has made an interesting distinction between explicit CP (as written) and implicit CP (as implemented and/or as favored by the country), and used a comparison of spendings vs. plan as a quick way to highlight the discrepancies between the two.

But this has nothing to do with the odd distinction between explicit and implicit taxes he's making.

In 1980, we didn't have a good term to capture priming effects in amnesia; now, of course, spared priming in amnesia is interpreted in terms of a distinction between explicit and implicit expressions of episodic memory (Schacter, 1987).