Should these prove successful, the distinction between formal members and informal supporters is likely to become increasingly blurred.
Pater, whom W.B. Yeats described as one of his key philosophical influences, and who was the inspiration for a generation of dandies, including Oscar Wilde, argued that music, when it was successful, obliterated the distinction between form and content.
A highly successful sculptor, rose to distinction for her portrayals of figures dedicated to or personifying social justice, particularly in the name of the abolitionist and suffragist movements.
By choosing one of the potential results of the employment of their natural and technological capacities as the correct one, individuals can create a distinction between successful and unsuccessful execution of their intended actions in labor.
It's an important distinction: highly successful individuals guard their time so as to excel at high level decision making in the areas where they have mastery.
Many theorists who make the distinction between successful and failed attempts do still consider the defendant partially liable, for example advocating a lesser punishment.
The distinction between successful treatment and cure is blurred in the case of diabetes.
Therefore, an important issue to be considered is the distinction between successful practice change and clinical outcome improvements in implementation research.
The same distinction between successful and unsuccessful moves did not hold for players who did not cooperate in the most recent period.
We have thus far drawn a clear distinction between "successful" sterile mutations that experience selective sweeps and those that fall victim to clonal interference.
