These categories are not mutually exclusive, but recognizing the distinction between them is a useful starting point.
Recognizing the distinction and the sequential effects of relational archetypes induces a refined typology of accounting change according to its processes and outcomes in local governments.
The court's decision is a narrow one, recognizing the distinction the patent system must make between natural phenomena like DNA and the invention or discovery of "any new and useful... composition of matter".
Recognizing the distinction between direct and collateral review, we have applied different standards on habeas than would be applied on direct review with respect to matters other than harmless-error analysis.
Even colleagues of Miller's who think a person of his intelligence should have no trouble recognizing the distinction -- one is offered for credit at another degree-granting institution and the other isn't -- are convinced that Harvard's prohibition can't last for long.
The Court now cites the same case, ante, p. 64, as a state decision recognizing the distinction on which the opinion is based, apparently without reflecting on the anomaly that the case is used in debate as an example of the kind of activity § 8(b)(4)(ii)(B) prohibits.
By recognizing the distinction between money and currency, you will be able to make wiser, more precise investment decisions.
Hence here he is recognizing the distinction later referred to as that between ontological truth and logical truth.
Advancement of AI technology relies on both recognizing the distinction between AI and VI, and understanding the ways that AI will be integrated into the lives of its users.
White women were recognizing the distinction between white feminism and intersectional feminism. .
Recognizing the distinction between structural soundness and functional utility, he required lattice structures to form a pocket (analogous to an active-site cleft) in order to be deemed functional [9].
