Sentence examples for distinguish a record from inspiring English sources

Before the internet, there was no easy way to procure the knowledge it took to distinguish a record that should be worth $40 from a $4 one.

David Duchovny, who narrates this wry, good-natured picture with affable bemusement, informs us that Caltech lays claim to both the highest ratio of Nobel Prize winners to faculty and a men's basketball team that at the time of filming was distinguished by a record 243 consecutive conference losses dating to 1985.

Mr. Dunn could boast of a life that included a distinguished military record, the founding of a labor union, service in the State Legislature and a love affair with Irish music and culture that he shared with others on a weekly radio program.

Drivers who've logged lots of miles get a Road Warrior badge to distinguish their record.

Clinton used the moment to distinguish her record from that of Sanders, while referring to Obama's article as "a powerful statement about the urgent need to end the epidemic of gun violence in our country" with which she was in full agreement.

A recipient of the American Society for Legal History's William Nelson Cromwell Article Prize, Driver has a distinguished publication record in the nation's leading law reviews.

The idea that, in Tory facing seats the Liberal Democrats will find it impossible to distinguish our record, our values, from theirs.

By removing the variability between records we are reducing our ability to distinguish one record from another.

An index of a file is much like an index of a book; it consists of a listing of identifiers that distinguish the records (e.g., names might be used to identify personnel records), along with the records' locations.

Aside from tracing the changes in diagrams themselves, Lee is also trying to develop a framework for how to distinguish them and record their differences.

Richard Fikes has a long and distinguished record as an innovative leader in the development of techniques for effectively representing and using knowledge in computer systems.