Sentence examples for be distinguished in relation from inspiring English sources

Framework (FW) and extra-framework (EFW) sites can be distinguished in relation with strict three-dimensional (3D) crystallinity of the structure.

This great amplitude and energy sound wave can be distinguished, in relation to environmental noise, making acoustic emission a potential wire rupture detection technique.

Three spectral regions of alkali halides stimulation by light are distinguished in relation to kinetics of oxygen photoadsorption and reactivity of adsorbed oxygen species.

Jenkins [ 31], defines identity as ways in which individuals and collectivities are distinguished in their social relations with other individuals and collectiveness.

This relation, in addition, is distinguished in the second line of images (Figure 11b).

We have also tried to find whether a subgroup of patients in the total group with a very strong relation of PTI to LSCL-33 is distinguished in some variables in comparison to the others.

Some pits have been distinguished in fusains.

Mechanistic dependence might be distinguished from a mereological relation, if mechanisms are not the sorts of things that have parts in the ordinary sense of the term as some have claimed (Craver 2005).

Besides being "global", a Klein geometry (space) is completely homogeneous in the sense that its points cannot be distinguished on the basis of geometric relations because the transitive group action preserves such relations.

The sexes may be distinguished by the length of the teeth in relation to the total length of the body: approximately 12% for males and 6% for females.

Three different areas can be distinguished on the basis of geographic features in relation to the two mountain ranges that traverse the region (the Pacific Coast and the coastal range [Coastal], the Central Valley [Central], and the pre-Andean Region [Andean]).