Sentence examples for the general distinction from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it would not be easy or practicable to draw a line of distinction, precise and accurate enough to govern all these classes of cases, because the cases run so nearly into each other; but we think the general distinction is obvious.

It was during his tenure at Princeton that he published his landmark book, Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature (1979), which would set the foundation for his later work arguing that the general distinction between objective and subjective realities is meaningless.

(On the general distinction between necessity and essence, see Fine 1994).

The general distinction between them is: Incubators are for very early stage companies that are at the concept or early development stage.

In On the Main Principles Mendelssohn also establishes the general distinction between fine arts and fine science along the lines of the difference between natural and artificial signs.

And while John Haugeland (1981) returns to the general distinction, he effectively qualifies and re-frames Goodman's account in order to overcome Lewis's and other potential objections.

Relying upon the general distinctions between research exploitation and exploration, this paper describes areas in NSD research that deserve further leveraging and refinement (i.e. exploitation) and identifies areas requiring discovery or new study (i.e. exploration).

While the less delicate distinctions in Tatu's system of Mood type are non-controversial and correspond to the general distinctions recognized in the typological literature, the more delicate distinctions appear to confound Mood type with its realizations and with Process type.

While we shall discuss some of these ideas in the following sections with greater depth, we may here summarize the general distinctions laid out in Benkenmitsu nikkyôron for now as follows: 1) For exoteric Buddhism, the "embodiment of truth" (Skrt: dharmakâya; Jpn: hosshin) is abstract and transcendent and hence does not preach.

Seniors Yessica Martinez and Jake Robertson were co-winners of the Moses Taylor Pyne Honor Prize, the highest general distinction conferred on an undergraduate.

Tilghman honored seniors Caroline Hanamirian and Jake Nebel as co-winners of the Moses Taylor Pyne Honor Prize, the highest general distinction conferred on an undergraduate.