Sentence examples for distinguish every from inspiring English sources

Looking down on the harbor from the map in my office, it's easy to distinguish every land mass, every tongue of water.

There are all types of boundary cells, and it difficult to distinguish every cell.

In addition, if γ is able to distinguish every pair of states of an FSM, it is a distinguishing sequence.

In other words, eavesdroppers could distinguish every data stream sent for different legitimate users from legitimate transmitters.

(Fujitsu, for its part, says its research in facial recognition has shown the technology to distinguish every one of about 100 individuals, compared with its vein recognition software's ability to parse up to 10 million).

As shown above, it is certain that an airy timbre is caused by residual noise at multiples of other than F0, but it is difficult to set a concrete handmade rule for the spectral characteristics to distinguish every fingering.

Japan was top overseas territory for all of the prequels, so this slippage could hint that a seventh Star Wars instalment lacks the ne-plus-ultra standalone factor that has so far distinguished every all-time box-office champion, both in the US and worldwide.

Instead, the report said that the destruction of the brain was equivalent to death because it meant that a human being was no longer able to "engage in commerce with the surrounding world," which is "what an organism 'does' and what distinguishes every organism from nonliving things".

We also establish properties of the abstraction FSM; namely, we show that a separating sequence of the sets of abstract states (when it exists) of an abstraction FSM M B that corresponds to the given sets of configurations C′ and C′′ of the EFSM M is a distinguishing sequence for the sets C′ and C′′, i.e., it distinguishes every two configurations c′ and c′′, c′ ∈ C′ and c′′ ∈ C′′.

Triple Ginger Snaps You are hard to distinguish, mostly because EVERY SINGLE PERSON who shops at Trader Joe's also purchases these things.

If we distinguish finely, every individual horse is different, and if we distinguish coarsely, horses are no different from other animals, or even from all other things.