There are a handful of other features that distinguish some of the services.
Besides, the semantic properties of given entities can also help to distinguish some confusing relations.
Most importantly, the example shows that we cannot draw a sharp boundary to distinguish some language as intrinsically poetic.
It can distinguish some ten million colours thanks to the remarkable light-sensitive rod and cone cells that populate the back of the eye.
It is difficult to distinguish some Korean wares from those made in the northern provinces of China during the contemporary Han to Tang period.
With the magnetic anomaly data it is possible to distinguish some types of igneous rocks, particularly basalts, against the background of less magnetic material, particularly sediments.
Current research interests include studies of the nature and development of knowledge of objects, persons, language, music, space, number, morality, and the social categories that distinguish some human groups from others.
Furthermore, due to the advantage of the self-adaptive-bandwidth kernel density estimation, the model can also distinguish some of the satellite towns from the central urban area and outer rural area with the boundaries of urban-rural fringe.
If a variable is continuous, between any two possible values of the variable are an infinite number of other possible values, even though we cannot distinguish some of them from one another in practice.
Today, those works distinguish some of our greatest museums, notably the National Gallery of Art, in Washington, D.C., which opened in 1941 as a posthumous gift to the nation from the financier Andrew W. Mellon.
Close values of gray, brown or steel blue distinguish some of the more recent paintings, and by suppressing color Mr. Barnet can get more poetic expressiveness out of his line.
