Sentence examples for distinction across from inspiring English sources

The recently renamed Lincoln Motor Company would do well to create such a distinction across its lineup, and the 2013 MKZ is a hopeful indication that Lincolns of the future will be stylistically removed from their Ford relatives.

The proper way to draw the mass / count distinction across languages is still debated (see Doetjes 2012 for a cross-linguistic overview advocating yet a different perspective).

"This however is just the first step and our focus now turns to ensuring we are the best prepared team ever, capable of delivering our best ever performance, competing with distinction across all sports.

One major distinction across these various protocols is the coverage of the transcriptome.

In control subjects, the macroscopically measured brain MEG responses in the temporal cortex reflect considerable associative strengths within categories with a clear distinction across supra-ordinate categories.

As there were only 26 sequenced Salmonella genomes available for this study and, more importantly, most of the thirteen lineages had only one strain sequenced, we needed to confirm the genomic homogeneity within individual lineages and the genomic distinction across different lineages by looking at larger numbers of wild type strains.

Part of it is fueled by alcohol, part by nicotine, and part by what a previous generation might see as a dread uniformity eroding cultural distinctions across Western Europe.

Importantly, a large proportion of countries display non-overlapping credible intervals, suggesting distinctions across countries in the distributions of ERS.

The dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (dmPFC) is considered a key component of the "social brain" and has been associated with self-other distinctions across a variety of "theory of mind" (ToM) tasks.

However, the teachers noticed specific, nuanced distinctions across their own approaches to PBL, including a contrast between (1) the use of a single theme in which content could be embedded and (2) the intentional connecting of content from various academic areas.

The fact that 6-month-old babies appear to use the same system of analog representation that adults do—although, again, their discriminations are less fine strongly suggests that humans come equipped with an innate system that makes it possible for them to make relative size distinctions across modalities.