Sentence examples for kept distinct from from inspiring English sources

The vowel ae is no longer kept distinct from e in southern Korea and the distinction is virtually lost in modern Seoul, though it is maintained in the spellings.

The relations that connect space and time can no longer be kept distinct from physics proper.

Defining the concept of punishment must be kept distinct from justifying punishment.

Justifying the practice or institution of punishment must be kept distinct from justifying any given act of punishment.

If static events are admitted, the question arises of whether they should be kept distinct from states [Parsons 1989].

In this study we have examined collagen fibril formation in a wound healing model in which the newly formed fibrils were kept distinct from preexisting tissue through use of a porous tubular biomaterial implant.

War crime as a category must be kept distinct.

We decided then to keep distinct 'Prevention and Public Health and Mental Healthcarere' from the other types of PCC services, as they represent in the Italian context highly institutionalized departments that are traditionally homogeneous within the national sample of Italian LHAs, due to normative pressures separating the boundaries of those organizational departments from other PCC services.

Again, much of this work is actually judicial in nature and should be kept wholly distinct from government".

In the early sixteenth century, the Safavid dynasty converted the country, en masse, from Sunni to Shiite Islam, in order to keep Persians distinct from the neighboring Ottomans.

In another way too he seems to answer his countrymen's yearnings as the Senate trial opens: he has tried throughout his career to keep politics distinct from the judicial process.