Sentence examples for as distinctions from inspiring English sources

Scores of 80% or more were classed as 'High Distinctions' , scores between 70% and 79% were classed as 'Distinctions' , scores between 60%and69%9% were classed as 'Credits' , scores between 50% and 59% were classed as 'Passes' , and scores of less than 50 were graded as 'Fails'.

As distinctions go, this may not be as auspicious as, say, the opposable thumb.

In the far south and the northeast, the accent is still maintained as distinctions of pitch, vowel length, or a combination of the two.

That difference, however, isn't the same thing as distinctions of class, which bring, along with economic differences, a wide range of cultural markers that get inscribed into the movies.

"Jackson is like many in New Labour who started out on the left but who have travelled a long way since," says O'Brien. "As distinctions of left and right have collapsed, no one knows why they are doing it anymore.

It's an inelegant phrase that has been slow to take hold, perhaps because the foundational idea of Rwanda's post-genocide order is to emphasize an inclusive national identity, and to treat Hutu and Tutsi as distinctions that belong more to the past.

Other dimensions that are used for scenario definition are distinctions between cochannel and adjacent channel interference as well as distinction between downlink and uplink interference.

These comparisons were done on the two Kefalonia datasets and the Yin et al. (2016) dataset, as distinction between torsion and rocking was available.

This breakpoint was chosen as distinction between low level of staffing and not low level of staffing.

Alternatively, networks can be simulated by Boolean models, although these typically sacrifice molecular detail as well as distinction between different levels or modes of activity.

To gain more diagnostic information such as distinction between normal and abnormal tissues (as in histological analysis), OCT images must be further analyzed [ 6– 10].