Sentence examples for subsequent distinctions from inspiring English sources

The subsequent distinctions he introduces in preparation of the last proof of the immortality of the soul seem, however, to provide some information about the procedure in question (103d 107b).

Sulzer employs a trifold division of things that please us that is not dissimilar to Kant's subsequent distinction between the agreeable, the good, and the beautiful.

The creation of commercial property rights forced the consideration of the nature of the rights guaranteed in the Treaty of Waitangi, and the subsequent recognition of distinctions between commercial and development rights, other traditional rights to gather seafood for cultural purposes and rights to participate in fisheries management.

In subsequent surveys, this distinction was recorded into age groups 65-74 and 75+.

It will be shown in subsequent discussions that the distinction between Experiencer-subject EPs (inherent vs. directed feelings as in 11) can be further elaborated with studies on Mandarin near-synonym sets of Experiencer-subject EPs since they are abundant and semantically fine-grained in Mandarin.

The distances between subsequent thresholds showed sufficient distinction between the response options and measurement model fit and none thresholds exceeded the limit of 4.0 logit.

Given the above differences in the two groups, the 329 GlideScope uses for "Expected Difficulty with DL" were compared to the intubations performed in the DL group to determine the traits that lead to the expected difficulty distinction and subsequent GlideScope choice via a binary logistic regression.

A proponent of Dartmouth's work, as the Times article indicated, Mr. Cutler said in subsequent interviews that he draws distinctions between the Dartmouth Atlas's well-known maps and the Dartmouth team's more specific and nuanced research studies.

In subsequent apocalyptic literature, a sharper distinction between body and soul was entertained, and the latter was conceived of as existing separately in a disembodied state after death.

(Ever wonder how it is that one "falls" asleep, but wakes "up?" OK - never mind - just something for those more interested in the directionality of words than the definitions. More on this distinction in a subsequent post).

The additional staining of these cells for surface CD27 and IgD molecules, and the subsequent FC analysis, allows the distinction of five B cell-subsets.