Sentence examples for class distinguishes from inspiring English sources

A class distinguishes one technology from another.

In the South Carolina case, he testified that the index was useful only in describing "physical characteristics of the vehicle class," distinguishing, say, between sport utilities and passenger cars.

Still, the panel's existence gave the club a patina of class, distinguishing it from its more popular rival, the Literary Guild.

He said there are several divisions within this third class, distinguishing in particular diversities always existing in a population from abnormal or unusual variations.

Their chemical structure comprises of two phosphate groups linked through a central carbon atom, with the various members of the class distinguished by the two side chains that bind to it.

Classes distinguished only by albedo were not present among the LCVF units.

This result shows that the edges in the graph naturally decompose into two classes, distinguished by their asymptotic behavior for large n.

N-heterocyclic (2AP and 2-acetyl-1H-pyrrole) and other 13 compounds from different classes distinguished scented rice cultivars from non-scented at tillering stage (Table 1, Fig. 1).

In essence, our model compared the current distribution of alcohol consumption according to the classes distinguished in the model to the distribution that would result from the intervention.

FCG involves learning a novel feature representation from the co-occurrence of class-distinguishing features (CDFs) and example-distinguishing features (EDFs).

Similar profiles were reported in the current analysis, but our two latent classes distinguished the initial age when these changes occurred.