Sentence examples for be distinguished by some from inspiring English sources
Even if all human beings with this thought must be distinguished by some common physical property of their brains which itself seems unlikely there remains the argument that other life-forms, or intelligent androids, will also be able to think about the square root of two, even though their brains may share no significant physical properties with ours (Fodor 1974; Bickle 2013).
Thus formulated, the actual truth of the Principle seems unproblematic for medium-sized objects, such as rocks and trees, for they are complex enough to have distinguishing or individuating features, and hence may always be distinguished by some slight physical difference.
These motifs are overall similar but could be distinguished by some diagnostic residues, from which these forms were called TAC and TTT.
Women who choose to start early with folic acid supplementation might be distinguished by some other characteristic that could be the causal link to spontaneous preterm delivery so that we cannot exclude confounding.
An internal edge e of a binary tree T is said to be distinguished by some other tree if both trees display a quartet tree xy| wz but the tree T/e (the tree obtained from T by collapsing e) does not display this quartet (this means that x, y, w, z comes from each of the four subtrees of T incident with e).
Her game was distinguished by some robust passes and counter-hits, and the diminutive Belgian did not appear too inconvenienced by her damaged left hand.
The free press in Britain is distinguished by some of the more oppressive libel laws in the world, laws that regularly bury important reportage about crime and malpractice before it ever appears.
Then DWT was applied on those epochs so that visibility of epileptic activity can be enhanced which is distinguished by some spectral characteristics.
They were distinguished by some Archaea-specific pathways, such as methanogenesis from CO2, tRNA splicing, starch degradation V, selenocysteine biosynthesis II, and chitin degradation I.
These coins could well be made of materials of radically different textures so that the could be distinguished by touch, and some might even have waffle surface to make them easier to hold on to.
