The phrase 'distinguish qualities' is correct in written English
You can use it when talking about the differences between two or more things. For example: "The two paintings were similar, but there were still distinguishable qualities between them."
Smart people will always distinguish quality from clutter, and they will support insightful news coverage.
Pottery is always in abundance, and it does not take long to distinguish quality.
By dialogue we think outside the boxes of growth-obsessed capitalism or soul-crushing communism to create new -- sustainable and just -- economic models, sacred economies that reflect our values and distinguish "quality of life" from "standard of living".
Using five bins provides the best balance between having sufficient bins to distinguish quality levels, while maintaining enough bases within each quality bin that the HMM can be adequately trained using a random subset of reads.
The ones that stand out cultivate those distinguishing qualities without sacrificing a well-shaped tone.
The distinguishing qualities of Mr. Rosenwinkel's partnership with Mr. Turner are his open harmonies and a pastoral, unbluesy sound that leads back to Pat Metheny, and Mr. Turner's fine upper-register improvisations, which are driving and austere in their harmonic knowledge but never blustery.
These factors are the distinguishing qualities of entrepreneurs that Carayannis (998 2011, unpublished lecture notes; Carayannis and Gonzalez, 12003) terms obsessed maniacs and clairvoyant oracles.
And they've always had these three distinguishing qualities: love of adventure, flexibility, and a knack for planning.
We can further refine this by distinguishing qualities from their values and relate both used the value-of and has-value relations.
He said that one distinguishing quality of Argentine filmmakers now is a preference for realistic themes and settings, often shot in black and white.
