Sentence examples for as distinguished in from inspiring English sources

OM defines the complete set of concepts in the domain as distinguished in the textual standards.

We next turn to the question how we should understand the notions of harm (I-III) as distinguished in light of the so-called 'No-Difference View'.

To what extent we can defend that view will depend on how we understand the relation between the notions of harm as distinguished in Section 3.1: Here we will delineate two views of how to understand these notions of harm and investigate the question of the extent to which these two alternative views support Parfit's 'No-Difference View'.

Rather, the notions of harm as distinguished in this entry should be understood to allow for differing interpretations of the relevant unit of well-being (e.g., the life of the affected person as a whole or future periods of her life).

It sounds like "foo" (the f is quieter, and not as distinguished as in English) "ta" (as in talk) "tsu" (that tricky tsu again).

However, as ϵ-freeness and loop-freeness are required preliminarily, we have to consider another unambiguous SCFG generating the same language, where we have to guarantee that the same substructures are distinguished as are distinguished in G sto.

Indeed, as can be distinguished in Fig. 6, the dynamics of the exponent time series shows a spiky activity when β(t) values increase indicating a transition to an intense storm.

Two different deposition systems both for industry as well as for laboratory application distinguished in shape and volume of the recipient were used for the experiments.

Three peaks are well distinguished in the as-deposited DMD.

Dutch potters later brought the art of tin glazing to England along with the name delft, which now applies to wares manufactured in the Netherlands and England, as distinguished from faience, made in France, Germany, Spain, and Scandinavia, and majolica, made in Italy.

In the entire dataset, we calculated 30 266 unique vXL (excluding vXL that are found between equivalent amino acids in homomers, as these cannot be distinguished in real cross-linking experiments).