Sentence examples for distinct themselves from inspiring English sources

As excitable cells, neurons distinct themselves from other cells by their firing.

Still, the PWM scores of binding sites of Smad1, Sox2 and Nanog failed to distinct themselves from the background.

Some variant forms appear in a few components of the major classes, they share amino acid sequence homology and have a core structural similarity to a specific class of major histones but also have their own features that distinct themselves from the major histones.

Some people do find such labels help them to recognise their "illness" as an entity distinct from themselves.

Natural bodies are said to act for the sake of something distinct from themselves, which they lack.

Adding that dharmas are borne by causal conditions counters the idea of intrinsic natures borne by underlying substances distinct from themselves.

Given a list of partitions L, we say the partitions are distinct among themselves if for each partition (mathcal {P}_{i} in L) obtained from an MDP function, L does not have (mathcal {P}_{j}) obtained from another MDP function such that (mathcal {P}_{i} = mathcal {P}_{j}).

Feuerbach's central claim in The Essence of Christianity is that religion is an alienated form of human self-consciousness insofar as it involves the relation of human beings to their own essence as though to a being distinct from themselves.

In the context of a search for certain knowledge (scientia), Descartes maintains, we have the obligation to withhold assent from all propositions whose truth we do not clearly and distinctly perceive (clear and distinct perceptions themselves, by contrast, will produce belief ineluctably).

The TV "Broad City" also makes Jacobson and Glazer, living in a world we more or less recognize, into stable characters — Abbi and Ilana — distinct from themselves.

Stickers or colored pieces of paper can be attached to objects that do not have a distinct color themselves.