Sentence examples for becomes more distinguished from inspiring English sources

In processing practical pipeline vibro-acoustic signals, with the proposed method the peak of adaptive time delay estimate of leak signals, which determines the location of a leakage, becomes more distinguished, and thus the error of leakage location is improved.

The benefits of using CRS becomes more distinguished with increasing sour gas content.

After being classified as a hurricane, Karl gradually strengthened, and its circulation became more distinguished from the surrounding cloudiness.

Men get more distinguished looking and we become, well, crones.

It matters because as "citizen journalism" becomes more commonplace, distinguishing between verified and unverified media will become a serious problem (and, I would hazard, a serious business).

This broad definition becomes more specific when distinguishing public health ethics from medical ethics.

At the same time, with age it becomes more difficult to distinguish the biological from the environmental impacts on cancer risk.

Philosophy and theology become more clearly distinguished from one another; both become more systematic, rigorous and precise.

Table  1 shows how the varied results of suppressing high frequency nucleotides in the reference set becomes more organized if organisms are distinguished by their possession of frequencies of HIP1 sites and other octanucleotides.

As the number of authors on a paper grows, it becomes more difficult for potential employers to distinguish an individual's role.

As more mesenchymal traits are acquired, it becomes more difficult for the pathologist to distinguish these cells from the true mesenchymal cells that surround the neoplastic cells.