Sentence examples for of various distinctions from inspiring English sources

All nine games in the World Football Challenge are exhibitions, as are 26 of the 28 other matches in North America that start Wednesday and feature international clubs and national teams of various distinctions, M.L.S. teams, and some minor league franchises.

Other recent philosophers, more sympathetic to Aquinas' trinitarian theory, have not tried to salvage the entire theory, but have, with the help of various distinctions not explicitly made by Aquinas, sought to salvage his basic approach.

Here, we review this division in terms of the various distinctions that accompany it in the fields of reinforcement learning and cognitive architectures, considering issues such as declarative and procedural control, the effect of prior distributions over environments, the neural substrates involved, and the differing views about the relative rationality of the various forms of control.

(These points, and the observation that some of the various distinctions diverge, were first made in Feldman (1973) but have not been widely noted).

This includes various distinctions of reflexivity, passivity, and causativity.

Among her various distinctions, she was a grand officier of the Légion d'Honneur and a commandeur of the Ordre National du Merité.

His various distinctions -- folkie, art-music songwriter and improviser, dance-club maven -- seem incoherent until you hear several of his records.

For this purpose he introduced various distinction among signs, and discussed various ways of classifying them.

While these can be a useful tool for examining the broad evidence in relation to ABM, as with all meta-analyses, by combining the data of various studies critical distinctions can be missed.

Orga depicted, as had Burnett James and Richard Dyer, a charismatic woman with vivid memories of her experiences among music-world luminaries and a keen attentiveness to the stylistic distinctions of various pianists.

This suggests that the distinctions of various family patterns observed by comparative family studies may not be determined by different levels of economic development.