Sentence examples for distinguish more from inspiring English sources

Humans can ordinarily distinguish more than two million different colors.

A year ago, Williams restructured to help shareholders distinguish more easily among its jumble of assets.

The fund also needs to distinguish more clearly between its two roles.

It is, however, necessary to distinguish more clearly the phenomena of different nature related to both photochemistry and catalysis.

We sought to distinguish more specific precursors to algebra by measuring multiple aspects of knowledge about rational numbers.

During this period Constable scholars began to distinguish more rigorously between the works of John Constable, his son Lionel, and followers.

I coined the acronym "CAPE" to provide workplaces with a framework to distinguish more fairly between well-meaning hard chargers and sinister bullies.

If any patterns distinguish more vs. less sensitive communications, the algorithm should be able to automatically rank those most likely to be classified as secret.

In order to distinguish more traffic conditions, we need more sensors and probably different kinds of sensors, along with more sophisticated algorithm.

The work of Axel and Buck provided understanding on how the nose is able to distinguish more than 10,000 distinct smells.

Cancer is characterized by cell heterogeneity and the development of 3D in vitro assays that can distinguish more invasive or migratory phenotypes could enhance diagnosis or drug discovery.