Sentence examples for distinction of containing from inspiring English sources

He has long had a talent for lovelorn melancholy, heard in such songs as St Swithin's Day (1984), which has the distinction of containing what is probably the rock canon's only poetic reference to masturbation: "With my own hands/ When I make love to your memory".

For efficiency purposes, we do not count each different item as a separate product, because this type of distinction, e.g. different sizes of bottles containing the same liquid, is not of interest in our study.

The distinction between different packages of the same product, e.g. different sizes of bottles containing the same liquid, is not of interest in our study.

It bears the odd distinction of being a soundtrack tune whose video contains no references to the movie (which Mr. Gondry did not direct).

Another recent method uses an elegant step of pre-ChIP indexing of Histone 3 containing chromatin fragments, allowing downstream distinction of input material [ 7].

A fundamental distinction between modern foods containing these and ancestral foods is carbohydrate density.

Although recent studies made a distinction between the older-generation sulfonylureas and the newer agents, the fear of glibenclamide containing the benzamido group still exists.

§ 110.17 Age distinctions contained in ED's regulations.

were assigned to a cluster containing several spectra from D. mau., allowing for the unequivocal distinction of this species from all other species except for D. mau.

But, as Descartes recognized, the distinction between essence and existence is a distinction of reason; essence is the nature of a thing as it is contained in its definition, and existence is the perfection by which this essence actually exists which is possessed by the action of the Creator.

The Caenorhabditis elegans genome contains 15 identifiable APC/C orthologs and has the unusual distinction of having two Apc5-like subunits and two Apc10-like subunits (Table 1).