Sentence examples for a distinguished from the from inspiring English sources

Herd A distinguished from the two other herds by a higher mortality even during the periods free from PMWS.

On March 13 , 1781 he found "a curious either nebulous star or perhaps a comet," distinguished from the stars by its clearly visible disk.

Pelage, hairy, woolly, or furry coat of a mammal, distinguished from the underlying bare skin.

The term popular art is widely used to denote items commercially or mass-produced to meet popular taste, a process distinguished from the manner of the folk artist, as defined above.

This supports the hypothesis that the disease process in RA is involved in early endothelial activation and atherosclerosis, in a way distinguished from the general population.

oedematopus, found in central and southern Europe, to be a distinct variety distinguished from the common variety by a darker reddish-brown cap and a swollen stem.

Peggy Olsen is stirring in bed beside a man, as distinguished from the usual boy she is around when she's around a guy.

Hence his famous definition of man as a "political animal," distinguished from the other animals by his gift of speech and power of moral judgment.

The turn-on field is defined as the applied electric field which produces a current density distinguished from the background noise (here, defined as 0.01 mA cm-2) [25].

This too is a heterogeneous grouping distinguished from the first cluster by its more local or regional reach.

HONG KONG — Until about four years ago, Chetan Bhagat was an investment banker distinguished from the suited phalanx in this city's crowded financial district only by his secret hobby.