Sentence examples similar to for a distinction at from inspiring English sources

Our fairly ancient estimation confirms the considerable divergence between the two modern sloth genera bringing support for a taxonomic distinction at a high rank.

At this stage that possibility is left as an open question, but it is important to notice that for it to be an open question we need to at least allow for a distinction between events and the ways in which they are picked out in language.

Vanadium-centred oxidation processes appear at potentials from +0.2 to +0.7 V enabling for a distinction between different coordinative arrangements.

At the very least, it seems to cry out for a distinction between two kinds of 'meaning', such as the distinction between 'sense' and 'reference' that Frege drew, arguably precisely in response to this problem (see Beaney 2005).

For a distinction between selfishness and particularism: Chambers (2004).

How can we exchange a belief for a distinction?

Agnes Meyer-Brandis presents Moon Goose Analogue: Lunar Migration Bird Facility, the largest installation in the exhibition and an award winning display--having received a prize for distinction at Prix Ars Electronica 2012.

For such a distinction, see Stasavage (2004, 28).

City officials said he has worked in the department for 37 years, a distinction for which he was to have been honored at a ceremony yesterday.

While the mechanism for this distinction at mGlu7 is not known, it has been proposed that the enhanced potency and selectivity of LSP4-2022 at mGlu4 is generated by occupation of an additional binding pocket in the N-terminal domain.

The goal was to draw a distinction for cases at which the resulting beam depolarization reached values higher than 1%.