Sentence examples for commonly distinguished as from inspiring English sources

Edda, body of ancient Icelandic literature contained in two 13th-century books commonly distinguished as the Prose, or Younger, Edda and the Poetic, or Elder, Edda.

The capacity of structural systems subjected to shear loads commonly distinguished by discontinuities such as point loads or supports, or abrupt changes of cross section, where complex fields of stresses and strains are generated, is vital information for design.

As each region has its own traditional pattern, batiks are commonly distinguished by the region they originated in, such as batik Solo, batik Pekalongan, and batik Madura.

Biological parents are commonly distinguished from social parents, who rear the child and are socially perceived as responsible for it.

Two kinds of aphasia are commonly distinguished.

The logic of appropriateness is commonly distinguished from the logic of consequences.

Three metres are commonly distinguished in Eddaic poetry: the epic measure, the speech measure, and the song measure.

It is commonly distinguished the positive from the negative patterns of religious coping (i.e., a secure and a less secure relationship with God respectively) as assessed by the Brief RCOPE.

Two types of root systems are commonly distinguished, fibrous roots and taproots.

Several analysis techniques for detecting malware, which commonly distinguished between dynamic and static, have been proposed.

Traditionally, NDV pathotypes are most commonly distinguished by nucleotide sequencing.