It's not better or worse, it's just distinct.
Their work is not just stylistically distinct from their peers in traditional galleries, but the economic model behind it is different as well.
Wollheim argues that works of art are "types" and their embodiments "tokens". The distinction here derives from the American philosopher and logician C.S. Peirce, who argued that the letter a, for example, is neither identical with any particular token of it (such as the one just written) nor distinct from the class of such tokens.
The distinction here derives from the U.S. philosopher and logician C.S. Peirce, who argued that the letter a, for example, is neither identical with any particular token of it (such as the one just written) nor distinct from the class of such tokens.
But what I mean by uttering this sentence is something more than this triviality: I mean by the utterance not just that South Bend is distinct from New York, but also that the quality of food on offer in South Bend is not comparable to that in New York.
And I have a lot of doubts about the specific plan for how she's going to do that but it is, I think, really distinct from just like, you know, we're gonna do Medicare for all and free college and you know, free childcare and so on.
The name Tolkien -- just the name, as distinct from the prose, stories, characters and ideas -- is big business.
Radio waves refer to the electromagnetic waves that are transmitted across space (not just through air), as distinct from waves conducted along wires or in tubes (waveguides).
The visual effects always convey the pure, awe-inspiring hugeness of his face, as distinct from just a closeup, even in single shots.
From that point onward, the Church of England claimed itself to be both Catholic and Reformed (as distinct from just Protestant) a character which many proclaim to be its continuing compromising genius to this day.
What is the legal situation on whether Parliament needs to pass a legislative act in order to trigger Article 50 as distinct from just taking a vote?
