Sentence examples for at once distinguished from inspiring English sources
When Dr. Praveen Chaudhari was appointed director of the Brookhaven National Laboratory last winter, he took over a vast research organization that was at once distinguished and troubled.
Our choice is based on the desire to at once distinguish these trees from regular phylogenetic trees and to extend their applicability beyond the special case of spatial structuring.
Moreover, she was still capable of calling up the exactitude and attention to detail that had once distinguished her performance at Manson & Ross.
As suggested earlier, the interferometric imaging condition attenuates both types of noise at once, since it does not explicitly distinguish between the various causes of random fluctuations.
(2001, 129) {§4.2} It is a very common and most ruinous superstition to suppose that analysis is no alteration, and that, whenever we distinguish, we have at once to do with divisible existence.
Long saddled with a reputation of cheapness, not quality, Uniqlo has worked to change its image with a novel strategy: attempting to distinguish itself as a brand with all-inclusive appeal, at once affordable and aspirational.
Mr. Husseini, distinguished by his aristocratic bearing, was a fixture in East Jerusalem, serving at once as an informal mayor of the Palestinian people and as a liaison to Israeli peace advocates and foreign diplomats.
"The basic idea of GAN is to train two networks at once – one network does the upscaling, another acts as a critic — learning how to distinguish real images from upscaled ones.
Watson doesn't distinguish clearly, or at all, between the two, and so his book manages to feel at once breathless and long-winded — much too rushed in its parts and too diffuse as a whole.
