The fact that 6-month-old babies appear to use the same system of analog representation that adults do—although, again, their discriminations are less fine strongly suggests that humans come equipped with an innate system that makes it possible for them to make relative size distinctions across modalities.
Nowadays television companies speak glibly of "landmark" series, but this was of such size and distinction that landmark is indeed the right word for it.
The volume, size, and distinction of her transactions, combined with her extraordinary experience in the luxury retail and real estate markets, have set a high standard among real estate specialists.
Because of the relatively small sample size, no distinction was made between type 1 and type 2 diabetes in the primary analysis.
As soon as characters in a Greek tragedy look merely life-size, any distinction between the soaring and the sordid tends to collapse.
However, as map size increased distinctions between corners of the SOM became more apparent and less dominant day types (particularly involving SO2) were revealed.
The United States tariff code, which defines calves by size, makes no distinction between the skin of a lamb or an adult sheep; both can legally be called lambskin.
But their sculptures look amateurish by comparison with Mr. Mueck's, whose strategy entails far greater precision and altered scale: even in the era of computer simulation, the work boggles the eye, but Mr. Mueck's sculptures are not true to size, a crucial distinction.
However, BMI is a crude measurement based on height and weight and provides an assessment of body size without any distinction between different tissues (for example, lean versus adipose tissue).
