Sentence examples for also distinguishable from inspiring English sources

Tumours, which tend to be well vascularized, are also distinguishable from cysts, which are not well supplied with blood.

But FIAC remains centered in Paris and is also distinguishable because it occupies some of the city's most illustrious patrimonial spaces, including its main venue, the Grand Palais.

Underpants, oddly enough, was also distinguishable by his actual pants, I'd noticed the bottoms of his Giants uniform are cut back to the tops of his kneecaps, a height not seen in the majors since the White Sox briefly sported those team Bermudas, back in 1976.

Underpants, oddly enough, was also distinguishable by his actual pants, I'd noticed — the bottoms of his Giants uniform are cut back to the tops of his kneecaps, a height not seen in the majors since the White Sox briefly sported those team Bermudas, back in 1976.

The LRS currents measured at -0.1 V and the HRS currents measured at 0.1 V are also distinguishable.

Or to put the point in terms more suited to the non-cognitivist, virtually all agree that it is inappropriate to treat two items as morally distinguishable without believing that they are also distinguishable in some other way.

For the view that our perception of a trope is not only distinct, but also phenomenologically distinguishable, from our perception of a state of affairs seems grounded in little more than its proponent's introspective intuitions.

Birds from the montane forests of the Nguru and Usambara Mts (albigula) represent a distinct clade in the molecular analysis and are also readily distinguishable by their grey underparts.

And, at a tactical level, the jobs of countering terrorism and countering hostile intelligence activities are also hardly distinguishable from one another.

Other parameters also represented distinguishable patterns to classify those biomaterials.

The Pt-shell structure (number (1) in Table 1) is also clearly distinguishable.