Sentence examples for begin to be distinguishable from inspiring English sources

When the fruit bodies reach a diameter of about 4-6 mm, the stem and peridial regions begin to be distinguishable; the peridial region first appears as a small swelling at the apex of the much larger stem regions.

As society evolved its various social layers, or classes, an "elite" literature began to be distinguishable from the "folk" literature of the people.

So it is, as an object, merely designed to be distinguishable from the United States flag.

If you're an American, you need to stand out, you need to be distinguishable.

For barter schemes like yours and mine to be distinguishable from theft, they must be knowingly accepted by both parties in the transaction.

'Internal rationality' in this sense is supposed to be distinguishable from 'external rationality'.

To be distinguishable weed algae had to have a higher maximum yield.

Eggs didn't necessarily need all three attributes to be distinguishable.

The two peaks continue to be distinguishable.

With the new sensors, objects with differences down to one centimeter should be distinguishable.

To see the scattered light it must be distinguishable from the background radiation.