Emperors' qifu, either yellow or blue, were always distinguished by the 12 imperial symbols.
This task quickly turned out to be much more complicated than expected since, overpainted areas and original pictorial layer cannot be always distinguished throughout the dress and the background, despite the x-radiography and the multi-spectral imaging techniques previously applied.
Non-tumoral samples were always distinguished from the tumoral ones.
("This one goes halfway around the world, from Malaysia to Oklahoma…") Kasem brought safety and familiarity to music that wasn't always distinguished by those things; his voice itself was central to that familiarity.
More generally, a mechanistic model is not very helpful unless there are experimental means to assess its predictive validity (over and beyond its face validity and construct validity; these different types of validity are not always distinguished, although the distinction is very important).
Even though the ancient Olympic Games were fiercely competitive, their peaceful nature was always a distinguishing characteristic that made them unique.
But no one did it better than King Richard I. In Normandy, Aquitaine and then at the 1191 Battle of Arsuf against Saladin, Richard the Lionheart was always keen to distinguish himself as a warrior-crusader.
Robert Pinsky, a chancellor, said in a statement, "Louise sometimes uses language so plain it can almost seem like someone is speaking to you spontaneously — but it's always intensely distinguished".
To be sure, such an "intellectual intuition" never occurs, as such, within empirical consciousness; instead, it must simply be presupposed (that is, "posited") in order to explain the possibility of actual consciousness, within which subject and object are always already distinguished.
