Sentence examples for distinguish primarily from inspiring English sources

With respect to terminology, we will distinguish primarily between early categorization and recognition (or identification) in the sense that early categorization is a process that precedes and enables recognition (or identification).

It's distinguished primarily by the electrifying dance routines and the elaborate cheer-squad performances.

Post-1945 Cubs history is distinguished primarily by disappointment on an epic scale.

Distinguished primarily by instrumentation and orchestration, three forms of Tejano (Spanish: "Texan") music developed.

Anxiety disorders are distinguished primarily in terms of how they are experienced and to what type of anxiety they respond.

Teleosts are distinguished primarily by the presence of a homocercal tail, a tail in which the upper and lower halves are about equal.

Their results, published recently in the Journal of Neuroscience, show that three different types of filaments come into contact with synaptic vesicles at the nerve terminal, distinguished primarily by their shape and length.

He was a familiar type: the late-Soviet apparatchik, massive and bullheaded, distinguished primarily by an ability to get along with the right people and do violence to everyone else.

On the outskirts of Los Angeles, dense warrens of tract homes are distinguished primarily by their back-yard pools, while overlapping highways look like a box of tangled silver ribbons.

The Brahmin (Hindu priest) is distinguished primarily by the sacred thread ʿupavīta), which is bestowed on him during his boyhood investiture and worn diagonally across the body, over the left shoulder, at all times.

The genus is distinguished primarily by its numerous wavy ribs, in one species numbering more than 100, giving the convoluted aspect of a "brain"; hence the common name brain cactus.