Sentence examples for Distinguishes from from inspiring English sources

Sharing this type of unofficial knowledge is what Pentland calls information integration, which he distinguishes from the acquisition of new information.

The sensor showed high sensitivity and selectivity for Al3+ ions by the enhancement of fluorescene intensity and distinguishes from the other potentially competing metal ions.

But it does conduct what specialists call "network exploitation," which it distinguishes from "attacks," to obtain military or intelligence secrets and intercept cell and digital communications.

Photography is a seamless medium: a whole, continuous image put together at once, which the eye unconsciously distinguishes from a drawn image that is made inch by inch, or pixel by pixel, in the case of a digital image.

If so, she may find material lacking in London, which she distinguishes from New York as a place where one might actually be happily married and not have to be constantly in search of excitement.

This research distinguishes from other research by showing an advanced analysis of the Zn-HAp and its enhanced physicochemical properties for tissue engineering and pH responsive drug delivery application.

Expression must be distinguished from evocation.

It is distinguished from rime riche.

Can "animal health" be distinguished from spirit?

Demythologization should be distinguished from secularization.

It is distinguished from rime suffisante.