Sentence examples for be distinguished from the from inspiring English sources

Five mass extinctions can be distinguished from the fossil record.

The public and crowd should be distinguished from the "mass".

The rural upstate areas must be distinguished from the upstate cities and their suburbs.

In 1998, Sheikh Yassin said that the political and social branches of Hamas could not be distinguished from the military.

The Alps and northern Apennines could be distinguished from the central-southern Apennines.

High buildings and low buildings can, for example, be distinguished from the original building class.

The edges of the cells can hardly be distinguished from the surface.

Deuterium labeling of the EP copolymer enables it to be distinguished from the blend components.

They are to be distinguished from the general derogation clauses discussed in the previous paragraph.

Therefore, the object can be distinguished from the ghost image by using proper imaging probability gating.

A foreground object that becomes motionless has to be distinguished from the background.