That is, five of those distinguished federal judges thought a lawyer who fell asleep during a capital trial did not do enough harm to matter.
As in years past, the list of winners was a mix of those distinguished among their peers and those who have found a bigger stage.
His is a life in the theater lived hard and true, in the grand tradition of those distinguished players who went before, whom he has surely made proud.
And, against the claims of those distinguished historians who argue that such disappearances occur slowly, over the longue durée, has this process accelerated in the 21st century?
When the permanent glass is replaced in the two arched glass windows overlooking the lobby on the third floor -- each window 16 feet wide and 10 feet high -- Deloitte employees will have a good view of those distinguishing features, which are widely regarded as the building's architectural and artistic treasures.
The year before, in 1922, T. E. Lawrence, of Arabia fame, reported that "Moby-Dick" took prime position on his "shelf of 'Titanic' books (those distinguished by greatness of spirit)," and two years after that, in 1924, noted, "Someone is working a Melville boom, & I've sold all my early editions profitably".
So, too, when identity politics is generalized to apply to all victims of degradation (not just those distinguished by a trait like color, gender, age, etc).
Our current study delineates some of those distinguishing characteristics.
This implies that whatever factors drive the differentiation of BP1A and BP1B are independent of those that distinguish mothers and newborns, and influence non-overlapping suites of genes.
ASDs disproportionately affect males (male:female prevalence ratio is ∼4:1) (Fombonne, 2002) and it has been proposed that autistic behaviours and neurobiology represent extremes of those which distinguish males from females (the 'Extreme Male Brain Theory'; Baron-Cohen, 2002; Baron-Cohen et al., 2005).
Three types of neurons were distinguished; those which fired only prior to the start of contraction (type E1), those whose firing started shortly prior to and was maintained during contraction (type E2), and those whose firing was strongly suppressed during contraction (type I).
