Sentence examples for mark the distinction between from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary approaches are the most distinctive, and they mark the distinction between public reason theorists and the more general notion of public justification most vividly.

It is possible to mark the distinction between the forms of emergence in terms of the explanatory role of the mental.

(The Stoics mark the distinction between the way we ought to opt for health as opposed to virtue by saying that I select (eklegomai) the preferred indifferent but I choose (hairoûmai) the virtuous action).

Because it conflates the notions of design and function, it becomes necessary to mark the distinction between cases of selection with modification (function/design) and cases where a trait of an organism is coopted for a use for which it is not modified (exaptation).

Although the distinction between "above forms" and "within forms" does not strictly mark the distinction between li and qi; nevertheless, as the way is correlated with li, and implement is embodied qi, their "horizontal complementarity" implies a similar pattern for li and qi.

The context distinction marks the distinction between the generation of a new idea or hypothesis and the defense (test, verification) of it.

In contrast, the real essence of gold is "the constitution of the insensible parts of that Body, on which those Qualities [mentioned in the nominal essence] and all other Properties of Gold depend (III.vi.2)." A rough way of marking the distinction between real and nominal definitions is to say, following Locke, that the former states real essence, while the latter states nominal essence.

He adds that the scene marks "the distinction between Michael's roles as a Child and as a Man".

Hence, the dividing line between basic and supplementary insurance marks the distinction between those entitlements that, according to the Dutch government, require regulation to guarantee universal access, and benefits that are left to the free market for which universal access is not guaranteed.

Marías also puts the thoughts of his characters in quotation marks, blurring the distinction between what is said and what is only thought.

Some scholars dispense with these diacritical marks and with the distinction between syllabic i and u and nonsyllabic y and w, but this obscures certain distinctions, such as that between -wn̥- in *ḱwn̥su 'among dogs,' Sanskrit śvasu, and -un- in *tund- 'shove,' Sanskrit tundate.