Sentence examples for be distinguished in terms from inspiring English sources

Two classes of listeners can be distinguished in terms of preference.

Three oil groups can be distinguished in terms of their molecular and stable carbon isotope composition.

Theories of mass society can be distinguished in terms of the kind of threat they associate with it.

Both issues are especially difficult to solve with infrared cameras because they require features that can be distinguished in terms of infrared radiation.

These can be distinguished in terms of the way the interface is tracked and surface tension forces at the bubble interface are modeled.

Forms of skepticism can also be distinguished in terms of the motivation of the skeptic whether he is challenging views for ideological reasons or for pragmatic or practical ones in order to attain certain psychological goals.

It is evident that there are individual differences in social behaviour; thus, people traditionally have been distinguished in terms of such personality traits as extroversion or dominance (see personality).

A fairly good agreement has been found between the strain energy characteristics obtained from mechanical loading data and independently measured acoustic emission signal being distinguished in terms of consumed and released energy.

The high density networks have been distinguished in terms of level of modularity which is the measure of interconnectedness of clusters [103].

Country and nation are first run together, and then patriotism and nationalism are distinguished in terms of the strength of the love and special concern one feels for it, the degree of one's identification with it.

But if we follow Leibniz in excluding such relational properties as difference-making properties and reflect on the above argument, then we see that worlds are distinguished in terms of intrinsic properties of individuals and that this difference has a bearing on the relative greatness or perfection of a world.