Sentence examples for crisp distinction from inspiring English sources
Transparency and reflection are beautiful qualities in glass; I have been working on forms that show the crisp distinction between the contrasting elements.
For instance, the ontologically crisp distinction between function and process is mixed up in the SN.
A crisp distinction from other article types is important because many journals do not consider a data paper to be prior publication if the authors seek to publish an analysis of the same dataset (e.g. Nature-titled journals, Science, and others listed by F1000Research ).
(He much preferred the crisp distinctions of that area's topography and flora to the blending greens of the Northeast).
Daniel Zimmerman's spare scenic design and Whitney Locher's mix of period and modern-dress costumes make crisp distinctions among the principal settings of royal court, tavern and battlefield.
Such crisp distinctions do not appeal to our ordinary sense of what we consider to be yes or no.
By decreasing the amount of overlap between cells encoding similar but separate memories, neurogenesis could help the brain preserve crisp distinctions between different memories, and explain why memories blur when neurogenesis is blocked or slowed due to disease, injury, or old age.
John Tiffany's production works hard to keep the distinctions crisp and comic but you're still often left with doubts about who this show (officially recommended for age 8-plus) in being aimed at.
However, the distinction is not always crisp, and many systems still perform both tasks [19].
Another distinction is that the demographic patterns that shaped the Democratic race were relatively crisp.
