Sentence examples for be distinguished from its from inspiring English sources

The existence of something must thus be distinguished from its being what it is.

His voice is so unassuming that it needs near silence for it to be distinguished from its surroundings and for the delicacy of his wordplay to be fully appreciated.

It can be distinguished from its close relative, the P. alcon, by the broader black margins of the upperside male and the extensive blue basal areas in the females.

Topology studies the properties of shapes that are unchanged by continuous deformations — "rubber sheet geometry," McElroy's narrator calls it — like the Klein bottle, whose Escher-like contortions mean that its inside cannot be distinguished from its outside.

An object's modal profile or nature, in this sense, should be distinguished from its essential properties.

The time series in the top left panel of Figure 2 cannot be distinguished from its permutations and thus is unsuitable for the purposes of forecasting.

The quartet is distinguished from its two sterner predecessors by its more genial and lyrical character, although those qualities weren't always illuminated in this performance, which at times seemed rather dry, with a sluggish final movement.

Until lately, evolutionary biologists believed that the genus Homo was distinguished from its apelike forebears by an "adaptive package" that included bigger brains and bodies, smaller teeth, bipedalism, and tool use.

New York tech, where Tumblr is based, is distinguished from its Silicon Valley cousin less by technical merit, and more by its design aesthetic and its close relationship with the creativity and culture of the city itself.

The inhibiting character of the superficial layer has been distinguished from its autopassivating character.

For example, relatedness in evolution has a very specific meaning that is distinguished from its lay definition.