Sentence examples for be differentiated by some from inspiring English sources

In other words, being would have to be differentiated by some non-being, which, according to Aristotle, is a metaphysical absurdity.

According to Aristotle, every genus must be differentiated by some differentia that falls outside that genus.

While North American elk are uniform in coat markings and voice and thus cannot be differentiated by these features from some of their Asian counterparts, they are quite different from other subspecies of Asian elk, such as the Manchurian red deer (Cervus elaphus xanthopygos) and the small Alashan wapiti (C. elaphus alashanicus) of Inner Mongolia.

The species can be differentiated by size, colour, and relative length of the tail.

Conclusion: Subgroups of women with vulvar vestibulitis syndrome may be differentiated by symptomatic and genetic variables.

But could they be differentiated by essential properties peculiar to each?

Additionally, we have examined all combinations of nucleotide substitutions and shown them to be differentiated by this method.

Multichip modules and hybrids can sometimes be differentiated by their choice of substrate materials and manufacturing processes.

So on this standard account, emotion types can be differentiated by reference to the thoughts of which they are comprised.

Both are poisonous and can be differentiated by differences in their root structure.

L. viscosa can again be differentiated by colouration; the species has a green head.