In terms of distinction and elegance, my grandfather was always looking to make his own cars more beautiful.
He went on, "All competitions of this sort are iniquitous in terms of drawing distinctions between artists of very different kinds.
The museum has examples of spirit-spouse figures that, set side by side, seem worlds apart but together demonstrate how meaningless, in terms of valuation, distinctions between classical and contemporary can be.
James Hopson, one of the first researchers to describe lambeosaurine crests in terms of such distinctions, suggested that P. cyrtocristatus, with its small crest, was the female form of P. tubicen.
The observations emerged in terms of territorial distinctions highlight the need to evaluate the role of social and cultural components in shaping the t regulation of behaviour and emotional expression.
Chief among the recent developments in methodologic advances has been the refinement of concepts and methods for measuring individual lead dose in terms of appreciating distinctions between recent versus cumulative doses and the use of biological markers to measure these parameters in epidemiologic studies of chronic disease.
In terms of vocal distinction, hers is distinct and truly a unique VOICE," Ryan Black via latimes.com.
This distinction is often formulated in terms of a distinction between (merely) rational agents, and "reasonable" agents.
Moreover, Buddhist texts often make points which we can understand in terms of the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental value – that is, the distinction between what is valuable in itself and what is valuable as a means to bring about something else.
The distinction between pictorial and discursive representation can be characterized in terms of the distinction between analog and digital representation (Goodman 1976).
