Similar concerns also generated a distinction between idiosyncratic affects and emotions that could be cultivated to be broadly shared; in particular, emotions were often divided into the raw and immediate and those that involve an element of reflection.
Insofar as he emphasizes the voluntaristic nature of promissory obligations, Fried succeeds in generating a sharp distinction between contract and tort.
Bartlett stresses the distinction between different social apps and networks when it comes to generating a living income for creators.
After global normalization, hierarchical clustering analysis based on differentially expressed miRNAs generated a tree with clear distinction between control and Oct4 ATSCs (Fig. 4B).
Putnam et al. (2016) emphasize that discriminating among these distinctions generates a "conceptual malaise" which they seek to resolve by offering definitions of various concepts such as tension, duality, dualism, contradiction, dialectics, and paradox.
Philosophical explorations of the distinction have generated a number of interesting questions in philosophy of language and metaphysics.
Thus, even if this distinction merely generates an artificial division,2 it offers a good opportunity to initiate systematic research and provides appropriate search strategies.
The discriminative characters analysis of DGGE profiles indicate that the bands of box B and box C, which are different in clusters 1 4 versus cluster 5 6, might generate the distinction of clusters.
Therefore, foosball generates more fun than pool, a distinction that is valuable to a hall that is attracting people to come play games, eat, and drink.
First, the revolution generated racial distinctions that associated freedom with whiteness.
Darwin himself did not think natural selection would by itself generate racial distinctions, since the physical traits associated with racial differences did not seem sufficiently beneficial to favor their retention; he did, however, leave open a role for sexual selection in the creation of races, through repeated mating among individuals with similar traits (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, 77 78).
