Sentence examples for be distinguished a from inspiring English sources

Within this group may be distinguished a southern variant (Sabellic or Oscan) known from an abundant harvest of epigraphic documents from Samnium, Campania, and southern Italy.

Three main ichnoassemblages can be distinguished: a Crurotarsi-dominated assemblage in the Julian, early Carnian (A1), a mixed assemblage in the Tuvalian, late Carnian (A2) and a dinosaur-dominated assemblage in the late Tuvalian Norian (A3) (Fig. 1).

Four distinct physiographic regions may be distinguished: a narrow coastal plain along the Mediterranean Sea, the Lebanon Mountains (Jabal Lubnān), Al-Biqāʿ (Bekaa) valley, and the Anti-Lebanon and Hermon ranges running parallel to the Lebanese Mountains.

Two different phases can be distinguished: (a) up to 1998 the goal was just demonstration of ignition with heavy ions, (b) from 1998 target and driver are being upgraded to high-gain designs able to be used for energy production.

That construction is seen in semiotic terms as a complex of signs in which three components can be distinguished: a 'virtual building', an envelope of considerations and a network of associated references and meanings.

By combining transaction and relational characteristics, we argue that three different management control patterns can be distinguished: a content-based control pattern, a consultation-based control pattern, and a context-based control pattern.

28 Three findings were distinguished: (A) no syphilis: TPHA and VDRL were negative.

Two tray load regimes are distinguished: an aeration regime and an obstruction regime.

First, what does it mean for a woman to be distinguished from a man?

A strategy of price skimming can be distinguished from a strategy of penetration pricing.

An ECJ Opinion is to be distinguished from an Opinion by an Advocate General.