Such audible individuals are temporally extended and bounded, serve as the locus for auditory attention, prompt completion effects, and are subject to figure-ground distinctions in pitch space.
It also is thought to create a "figure-ground" distinction, which implies that it selects target information from other input, just as attention does.
But here on the ground the distinctions were crucial.
In tours of Abu Dis, they found out what Palestinians know: Abu Dis and the other two villages may not be Jerusalem, but on the ground that distinction vanishes.
Composers in the 20th century rather fell out of love with the theme and variations and using borrowed material became swampier ground, the distinction between the "found" material and the composer's own language distinctly hazier.
What grounds these distinctions?
A failure to understand the role of the senses in grounding linguistic distinctions leads, says Xunzi, to confusion about objects that brings disorder to the use of names.
This grounds the distinction between the grammatical subject of the sentence expressing a change and the subject of the change.
May 26 2015 May 31 201515 A musician doesn't have to break new ground to achieve distinction; a case in point is the pianist Cables, whose alert and ever-swinging playing has enhanced the bands of such heavyweights as Dexter Gordon and Art Pepper (who dubbed Cables "Mr. Beautiful").
Shaftesbury's priority is reductive, having its ground in the distinction between representative and original beauty.
(b) The characteristic of vividness, associated with that of specificity, separates real entities and hallucinated objects from concepts, and is the ground for the distinction between non-conceptual and conceptual mental events.
