It is because of this difference in object that he distinguishes (as he notes in his epistemology and his philosophy of nature, discussed below) among the activities of the empirical scientist, the mathematician, the philosopher, the theologian, and the mystic.
The sacrificed flesh will be too bloodied to be distinguished as different.
Rae was educated in classics, mathematics, and medicine at the Universities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh, and he distinguished himself as an inventor and natural scientist as well as an economist.
He was distinguished as an ethnologist, and at nearly 90 years of age he was chosen president of the Congress of Prehistoric Archaeology (Brussels, 1872).
At nine he was admitted to the Imperial School of Ballet in St . Petersburg and, already as a pupil, he became distinguished as perhaps the only dancer known to be able to perform ten entrechats.
He was distinguished as an erudite pundit, a writer of stylish prose and a lively phrasemaker.
He was distinguished as a liberal thinker and a moralist and became famous for his Siete tratados (1882; "Seven Treatises"), which offered moral standards for the educated person.
As a businessman, he distinguished himself as a disreputable con; he was spurned by the New York business community less for his cartoonish flamboyance than for his essential dishonesty, his meanness of character.
McGwire departs the game he distinguished not, as Bonds himself graciously said, as "the king of home run hitters".
He distinguished himself as a superb surgeon and then as a critical member of the Department of Quality Management.
