To be distinguishable weed algae had to have a higher maximum yield.
Klages believed human beings to be distinguishable from other animals by a "spirit" (Geist) that underlies the human capacity to think and to will.
Religion and morality are, however, usually taken to be distinguishable; religion concerns the being of a person, what he is and what he acknowledges as the worshipful reality, while morality concerns what the person does and the principles governing his relation to others.
The two versions are shown to be distinguishable; however, if standard quasi-steady-state assumptions are made distinguishability cannot be determined.
So it is, as an object, merely designed to be distinguishable from the United States flag.
If you're an American, you need to stand out, you need to be distinguishable.
For barter schemes like yours and mine to be distinguishable from theft, they must be knowingly accepted by both parties in the transaction.
These services, the companies said, would have to be "distinguishable from traditional broadband Internet access services and are not designed to circumvent the rules".
As society evolved its various social layers, or classes, an "elite" literature began to be distinguishable from the "folk" literature of the people.
Eggs didn't necessarily need all three attributes to be distinguishable.
'Internal rationality' in this sense is supposed to be distinguishable from 'external rationality'.
