Sentence examples for become distinct from from inspiring English sources
A major problem, once booksellers had become distinct from publishers, was suicidal price-cutting in the retail trade.
Customer segmentation is a way of defining "customers" in order to market oneself to them more effectively; it delimits groups that are so geographically or demographically homogenous that they become distinct from other groups.
In so-called sympatric speciation, a species can break into two when individuals start mating selectively within their population until, over many generations, they become distinct from the others in the population.
The possibility exists that pre-HSCs initially develop through hemangioblasts, but soon thereafter these two types of cells become distinct from one another.
A gene called BEM1 is crucial for yeast cells to establish polarity, that is, to allow the different sides of a cell to become distinct from one another.
If the healthy and diseased states for the endpoint in question seem qualitatively distinct, there must be markedly nonlinear processes that, once triggered, cause an individual just marginally different in the underlying causative variable to develop the full disease and become distinct from others with only slightly different values of the internal state.
The more that any religion becomes distinct from the culture around it, the weaker and weirder it becomes.
The diseased part may at first be discoloured and cold to the touch; later it becomes distinct from nearby healthy tissue, turning dark and dry.
These kinds of dynamics have shaped the show throughout its run: after the Latina actresses spoke up, the writers gave their characters specific ethnicities — and the Dominicans became distinct from the Puerto Ricans and the Mexicans.
It actually begins at the first ray of dawn, or, as it says in the Koran, "when the white thread of day becomes distinct from the blackness of night".
Having orgasms is liberationist: we find ourselves clinging to the things that we are told not to want but for which we still long; our sexual truths becomes distinct from social dishonesty; they are directed by what is unique and present for each and every one of us.
