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The philosophical and religious movement subsequently known as Daoism (daojia), whose thinkers gradually distinguished themselves from the Confucians, launched the second great critique of ren in the Daodejing, a philosophical and spiritual text composed about 300 bce and traditionally attributed to the mythical sage Laozi.

During the 16th century, typhus fever was gradually distinguished from diseases with similar clinical manifestations as physicians learned to recognize typhus by its sudden onset and characteristic rash (5 ).

What Feuerbach refers to as "the liberation of the absolute from matter" is achieved as spirit gradually distinguishes itself from nature before attaining to the awareness of itself as absolute.

The third discourse coalition can only gradually be distinguished from the second one.

Indeed, Muhammad might not even have attracted attention had he not sounded like other holy men, but, by eschewing any source other than the one supreme being, whom he identified as Allāh ("God") and whose message he regarded as cosmically significant and binding, he was gradually able to distinguish himself from all other intermediaries.

After being classified as a hurricane, Karl gradually strengthened, and its circulation became more distinguished from the surrounding cloudiness.

The oscillatory pattern from 670 to 700 nm can be better distinguished because the oscillatory frequency decreases gradually as the wavelength increases.

Gradually, though, he relaxed, and tried to explain what distinguished Facebook from other sites.

Then the non-nucleus part of the great nuclear area gradually merges to the nucleus (Figure 3a-f), and cannot be distinguished from the nucleus 30 min later (Figure 3f).

I grew up reading King, and the literary establishment has gradually come around; in 2003, the National Book Foundation awarded him a medal for distinguished contribution to American letters.

Joffre Dumazedier distinguished four distinct definitions of leisure, which begin broadly and gradually narrow in scope.