In the end, it did the second, with Mr. Daley drawing a distinction, of course, between a suit brought by a campaign and one brought by individuals and backed by a campaign.
With this method a distinction of specific population of cells can be made.
With the help of fuzzy methodology a distinction of the four main flow patterns of vertical upward gas-liquid flow is possible.
As the report notes, "Absence of evidence of effects is not identical with evidence of absence of effects—a distinction that must be made clear to constituents".
Amid the awards crowding the walls of Aaron Copland's former home in Cortlandt Manor, N.Y., hangs a neatly framed movie advertisement with a modest distinction of its own: The ad, from a 1961 issue of Variety, focuses its sales pitch on the composer, Copland, not the star or the director.
The difference between games of perfect and of imperfect information is related to (though certainly not identical with!) a distinction between ways of representing games that is based on order of play.
This paper proposes a hierarchical organizational scheme of MGs with a clear distinction of the Microgrid, Nanogrid and Picogrid concepts, and addresses a detailed technical literature review to identify and classify MGs main features and design alternatives.
MLSA and supertree analyses resulted in a similar phylogenetic picture, with a clear distinction of four groups (Vibrio core group, V. cholerae-V. mimicus, Aliivibrio spp., and Photobacterium spp).
While many folk artists are known by name and many specialized in a particular art form, the skills were mainly available to all (with a distinction between the crafts of men and women), and most of the people were productive.
He begins with a distinction between two parts of the rational soul, the calculating part (to logistikon) and the scientific part (to epistêmonikon).
