That model clusters personality traits into distinctions that seem to hold across cultures and across time.
Clearly, then, distinctions from the metaphysics and epistemology of the central books are being translated into distinctions among pleasures.
This course is, in large part, an investigation into this distinction; it is, that is, an investigation into the infamous semantic-pragmatic distinction.
These findings provided insight into the distinction between the churn flow and the annular flow.
The Acute Decompensated Heart Failure Registry (ADHERE) contains information on >100,000 HF hospitalizations and may provide insight into this distinction.
The "fearless, frank and provocative" series, which has a working title of Jan 22nd, will look into "the distinction between liberation and exploitation", the broadcaster said.
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: Yeah, well, dig into that distinction a little bit more, because, on the one hand, I see what, but today it's kind of surprising.
The grade point average must be maintained from the time of acceptance into the distinction program through graduation.
Along these lines, Carnap (1947) proposed a new formulation of the sense/reference dichotomy, which was translated into the distinction between intension and extension.
In contemporary philosophy, notably in the work of psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, this evolved into the distinction between the imaginary (focussed on images or φαντάσματα) and the symbolic (focussed on symbols or signifiers: on γράμματα).
