Sentence examples for between four forms of from inspiring English sources

The literature distinguishes between four forms of participant feedback – general research results, baseline assessment results, IFs, and IRRs.

It's between two forms of migration – regular and irregular.

He made a distinction between two forms of anti-Semitism.

Cognitive psychology, which studies mental processes, draws a distinction between two forms of processing.

Often the only distinction between two forms of a word is the length of a single vowel.

Even though a computer might struggle to see a strong difference between two forms of music, humans seem intent on finding one.

The waters around Indonesia alone accounted for a third of all attacks.It is important to distinguish between two forms of piracy.

Marx recognised, parallel to the rise to dominance of industrial production, a struggle between two forms of property: immobile property (such as land) and moveable property (such as material commodities).

Nor is it likely that governments could slash other forms of spending by enough to counteract the effects of ageing.It would seem that countries will have to choose between two forms of default.

Mr. McMurtry and Ms. Ossana won an Oscar for their film adaptation of "Brokeback Mountain," a 2005 movie that reimagined the western not as a conflict between solitary, protectionist, gun-slinging impulses and the will to coupled life, but rather as an anguished choice between two forms of sexual partnership, each compromised.

The oppositionist Karl Radek wrote in a letter to his comrades that in reality what they had done was to have confine themselves to choosing "between two forms of political suicide": either to be politically isolated from the party or to capitulate and re-enter on Stalin's terms.