We will also distinguish between the term "poverty" which refers to the condition visibly expressed by inadequate material and financial resources in relation to the needs of daily living and survival in a particular context; as distinct from the terms "indigents", "poorest of the poor" and "poorest" used interchangeably to refer to people living in the extremes of this condition of poverty.
The Middle East countries in particular, as well as parts of India, are characterized by hot and sunny climates with very little rain as distinct from the other countries.
Third, some have insisted that feminism requires attention to and concern for the particular interests and needs of women as distinct from the particular interests and needs of men.
It will identify features of the organization of turns, turn-design and participants' roles in the discussion, to account for resulting opportunities and uncertainties for participants and to map out features of the particular interactional genre established, as distinct from other forms of semi-institutional types of verbal interactions.
( ch.4) Needs: universal human needs, as distinct from particular strategies for meeting needs.
Moreover, the appearance of new software to quantify the signal in an objective manner as a function of time would allow identification of a particular kinetics of tumor tissue as distinct from inflammatory areas.
His target is a purely sense-datum experience, which does not feature objects, "conceived of as distinct from any particular states of awareness of them," that is, a Berkeleyan experience of spatial objects whose esse is percipi (1966: 98).
Indeed, these presuppositions have been confirmed by the general theory: They are spatiality and temporality as "unintuitive schema of order" in general (as distinct from any particular chronometrical relations), the law of causality and presupposition of continuity, the principle of sufficient reason, and the conservation laws.
No particular mutation leads to ovarian failure as distinct from other autoimmune phenomena.
But special treatment for the mighty (as distinct from putting them down from their seats) raises a particular problem for me.
