Sentence examples for be distinguished at from inspiring English sources

The two types that can be distinguished at the outset are very different in appearance, form, and content.

His own voice, in everything he wrote, was singular and direct, and the three narrators here cannot be distinguished at any point.

The problem of identical particles does not arise in classical physics, where the objects are large-scale and can always be distinguished, at least in principle.

Three layers can normally be distinguished at distances from 50 to about 400 kilometres (30 to 250 miles) above the Earth's surface.

The urinary system could be distinguished at the 60-min time point, with the ureter and urinary bladder defined clearly.

Spatial aspects can be distinguished at crop, field, farm, regional and higher levels while processes at each spatial level have characteristic temporal components.

ES goals were distinguished at the forest- and stand-level spatial extents.

For many current scholars, this group is distinguished at some lower taxonomic level, usually the tribe Hominini (=hominin).

These velocity variations are defined by difference in effective parameters of forming microfractures, whose geometry is distinguished at different modes of stress-state.

The G band is observed at 1579, 1601, and 1599 cm−1, while the D band is distinguished at 1352, 1355, and 1353 cm−1 for Gr, GO, and GOGA nanocomposite, respectively.

In doing so, the desired target is distinguished at subarray level in joint range-angle-Doppler domains, according to the fact that the jammer generated false targets with the same ranges at each subarray without reparations.