A second mode, of special interest in connection with implicit metaphor, is blending, the hybridizing of distinct image-schematic models of distinct subject matters, distinct mental spaces, laid out in Fauconnier and Turner's work on conceptual integration networks.
Indeed, therapeutic role of NACT for cervical cancer and its possibility to reduce postoperative adjuvant therapy are quite distinct matters.
At the outset it should be noted that there is no longstanding history in this country of laws directed at homosexual conduct as a distinct matter.
The point is that according to the assumption of this part of the argument, the term 'genus' has to stand for a number of distinct entities, no matter whether they are taken to form a collection or not.
They represent the physical limits of distinct sovereignties, and it matters who's sovereign over what.
Though it is difficult to explain the presence of distinct, separate masses of unformed matter in old systems, the nebulosity cannot be foreground material between the cluster and the observer.
37), treats the specificity of politics as a matter not of distinct vocational expertise but of the requirements of a "second-best" (739a) city, one in which the ideal regime of Kallipolis requiring an absence of private property for the guardians is not followed.
Ramanuja's worldview accepts the ontological reality of three distinct orders: matter, soul, and God.
Having identified the VOF, the researchers published another paper showing that the pathway is one of three distinct white matter tracts that either end at or pass through the visual word form area.
It's easy to think of distinct natural areas on land that matter to us- places like Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Canyon, or a favorite spot along the Appalachian Trail.
