The distinction between distress on the one hand, and depression, anxiety and somatization on the other hand, implies a distinction between "normal" reactions to stress and "abnormal" – psychiatric – disorders.
Local government officials, on the other hand, made a distinction between 'management' (manajemen) and 'religion' (agama).
On the one hand, there is a distinction between countries using household samples (e.g., Canada, England, or the United States) and countries using registry-based samples (e.g., Austria, Spain, or Sweden).
Here one might plausibly contain the spread of presence-at-hand by appealing to a distinction between material (present-at-hand) and lived (existential) ways in which Dasein is embodied.
RT, on the other hand, looked like Windows Lite, a distinction that is hard for most users to swallow.
On the other hand, Furr and Funder (2004) made a distinction between objectively similar situations and subjectively similar situations.
Kościuszko received a thrashing at their hands—an event that may have led to his later antipathy to class distinctions.
First, he rejects the idea of a distinction between philosophy on the one hand and empirical science on the other hand.
(For the record, this is not a distinction that Mr. Lewis hands out arbitrarily.
It is founded on, and emphasizes a distinction between, executives on the one hand and workers on the other.
