Sentence examples for generic distinction between from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this schematic overview is to provide a general orientation and to make a generic distinction between ideal cases, not to offer a strict recipe for participation.

Strickland recognized its generic distinction and named the new genus Pezophaps, from ancient Greek ( 'pedestrian') and ( 'pigeon').

The differences are insufficient to warrant a generic distinction.

Both species of " Berlinianche" were originally described in Pilostyles, and seven of the species of Pilostyles and Apodanthes have been moved between these genera, suggesting that the generic distinctions are not clear-cut.

These mixed responses are reminders that Mr. Pinter helped do away with the generic distinctions in theater.

Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority on Thursday, acknowledged that in the eyes of injured consumers, the new distinction between generic and brand-name drugs "makes little sense".

Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority in the later case, Pliva Inc. v. Mensing, acknowledged that the distinction between generic and brand-name drugs "makes little sense" from the perspective of injured consumers.

There must have been a time long ago when movies with artistic ambitions (or pretensions) didn't clump up this way -- a time when there was a generic, not a calendrical, distinction between A and B movies and when studios scattered their best films across the year.

This Project has made a distinction between generic competences (transferable skills) and subject-related ones.

The model starts with a well-founded software engineering principle, making clear distinction between generic, low-level intelligent software components, and domain-dependent, high-level components of an intelligent system.

Tables  3 and 4 clarify the distinction between generic skills and discipline-specific skills.