This will be a special campaign distinct from the annual Neediest Cases drive, whose 90th anniversary campaign will begin on Nov. 4.
And diplomats have argued that the statues are so important to the culture that created them -- "the essence of Greece," in the words of Melina Mercouri, that nation's former minister of culture -- that they constitute a special case, distinct from any other debates about art and ownership.
Pregnancy and birth, the naming of a child, being initiated into the community sometimes called "puberty rites"—the choice of a vocation, the celebration of marriage, and the time of death are experienced as special events distinct from the routine happenings of secular life.
Perhaps, then, we have a special faculty, distinct from the five senses, for detecting time.
Part of the delay may have been a long internal debate about how to make Flickr Video special and distinct from what YouTube already offers.
Indeed, it has been suggested (Abouheif 2008) that parallelism may be considered a special and distinct phase of evolution characterized by "the flickering on or off of characters between closely related species through time".
The author argues that due to the connection between residence and productive assets (particularly land) inherent in farming, agricultural gentrification represents a special case, distinct from rural and urban gentrification, where gentrification is possible from within the existing farm household.
By enumerating such properties, linguists have attempted to reveal some of the natural foundations of the human language faculty and to identify ways in which language is special and distinct from other communication systems.
As they were obviously "overlooked" in former studies, their expression might be restricted to very special epithelia, distinct cellular differentiation stages or even transient expression phases.
