The Fourth Circuit ruling is distinct in other ways, too, including its geographic reach.
"Cultural change is distinct in many ways from the other processes," he concedes.
The SEC's suit is distinct in certain respects from the prior proceedings involving Volkswagen.
Every syllable of the text is distinct in these performances, and the textures never waste a note.
The texture of each of the two pairs of wings is distinct in heteropterans.
The Hague course also bears the stamp of Harry Colt, but is distinct in its design, with billowing, roller coaster fairways.
To be sure, such historical analogies are overly simplistic and fatally flawed, if only because each presidency is distinct in its own way.
The method proposed is distinct in its ease of application, use of a simple protocol, and mild reaction conditions.
The issue of algorithmic bias represents a crucial new world of civil rights concerns, one that is distinct in nature from the ones that preceded it.
The new echo is somewhat brighter than others they have seen, and is distinct in its character: it fades away more slowly and shows different spectral characteristics.
Attention and interaction this concept builds on the paper's notion of notification level but is distinct in that it focuses on how the user deals with the notifications.
