Sentence examples for original distinction between from inspiring English sources

But that destroys the original distinction between commercial activities (which were not available to all), and licence-fee funded activity (universal).

Notice that the distinction between the two tendencies relies on the original distinction between the qualitative and the quantitative multiplicities.

This division of labor in the theory of mind can be seen as an extension of Brentano's original distinction between descriptive and genetic psychology.

The Visitor may seem to have blurred his original distinction between practical and theoretical by including commanding knowledge (epitaktikê) in the latter category.

Upon that change, the original distinction between DMS and PMS disappeared along with the suffix designation.

A few early branching genera of 'high-GC Gram-positives' (e.g. Symbiobacterium [51]; Rubrobacterales [205]) are more like Endobacteria in some respects, showing that the original distinction between Endobacteria and Actinobacteria has broken down (see discussion in text).

This instrument enabled Mackenzie to make important and original distinctions between harmless and dangerous types of pulse irregularities.

The distinction between original articles and reviews is very impractical in the physical, mathematical, and social sciences, where several fully original papers are likely to deal with theoretical, conceptual, or mathematical constructs without specific empirical data.

If they were not, the distinction between original and knock-off would always be obvious.

In many ways, Mr. Wool has rendered moot the distinction between original and copy where painting is concerned without sacrificing complexity.

Forgoing any Platonic distinction between original and copy, the curators place dozens of fertility goddesses, ancient shekels, mezuzahs, and intricate floral ketubahs from Isfahan alongside similarly iterative contemporary projects.