Sentence examples for are particularly distinguished from inspiring English sources

In this connection, the magnetic films with a strong uniaxial anisotropy are particularly distinguished.

The March sisters might seem like little prodigies at times, but the reality is that none of them are particularly distinguished in terms of talent.

The Goraksasataka, a text from around the 13th century, states that there are as many Asanas as there are species of creatures, that Shiva has enumerated 84 asanas, and that out of all the asanas, only two are particularly distinguished.

In golfing terms, none of these courses is particularly distinguished.

There were particularly distinguished contributions from the principal flute and trumpet.

The Encyclopédie is particularly distinguished for its superb volume of plates reprinted in the 20th century.

The balletto was particularly distinguished by a refrain of nonsense syllables such as "fa la la".

These cement-stabilized adobes were particularly distinguished by good mechanical resistance even in a wet environment, and low thermal conductivity.

Agricola appears not to have been particularly distinguished as a physician, though in this pursuit he made use of direct observation rather than of received authority.

By Alex Ross Robert Lepage's staging of "Siegfried" at the Met, the third part of his new "Ring," is the most plausible of the cycle so far, which is not to say that it is particularly distinguished.

A member (and frequently Chairman) of over a dozen Boards of Directors, his tenures as a 30-year Governor of New York -Presbyterian Hospital and Founding Trustee of the Block Island Club were particularly distinguished.