There was an interesting distinction to be made between his interest in black music and Ahmet's.
We of course note that depending on the signalling entities or process of interest, this distinction can differ: for instance in a process, a self-organized behaviour may result in spatial pattern formation, which combines with other signalling, and thus acts as a pre-existent or internal spatial variation for other interacting signalling processes.
Colvin commented that, apart from the flèche which was similar to the initial plan, the college as finally built contained none of the elements that had given Harrison's first design "interest and distinction".
Of interest, the distinction of unique vs nonunique mutations, although not perfect, separated associations with aging and cancer status.
More than most visually gifted people, he has the verbal man's interest in distinctions.
As amended by the culture committee in the Parliament's lower house, the bill now says that museums may be run by "nongovernmental" rather than by "private" interests, a distinction that even culture ministry officials say makes no real difference.
Mr. Coleman said, "You can't be talking about special interests," drawing distinctions between the populist Mr. Wellstone and Mr. Mondale, who has spent recent years sitting on several corporate boards.
While I would not guess that Charlie Hebdo would be interested in the distinction for the sake of piety or any such high-minded goal, their combination of sharp wit and coarse humor can provide that service.
They have no touch, no relish for paint, no interest in textural distinction.
The Lakers are in last place, have not led in a second half and have matched their worst start since 1978 — although, as Bryant noted, disclaiming any interest in the distinction, "I was 1".
