Sentence examples for distinguish the functional from inspiring English sources
Little research has attempted to distinguish the functional from the symbolic roles of scientists, however.
PEEM helps to distinguish the functional, behavioral and structural changes in a common level of technical characteristics.
That allows to result in a safe control, really different from a conventional approach based on a complete specification for instance in GRAFCET (IEC 60848) that does not distinguish the functional aspect from the safety aspect.
The control algorithm is presented and allows to result in a safe control, may be simpler than a conventional approach based on a specification in GRAFCET (IEC 60848), that does not distinguish the functional aspect from the safety aspect.
We should distinguish the functional approach, as pursued by Marr and Egan, from the functional programming paradigm in computer science.
While these methods can detect relative levels of oligomers, the methods do not distinguish the functional importance of monomeric and oligomeric species, which often co-exist in cells.
James V. Haxby, Laurent Petit, Leslie G. Ungerleider, Susan M. Courtney (2000) "Distinguishing the functional roles of multiple regions in distributed neural systems for visual working memory" NeuroImage,11(2): 145-156.
The spontaneous activity in leech and hippocampal networks was not entirely similar and some features distinguished the functional leech network.
This is partly due to the lack of effective characterization on regulatory motifs which helps in distinguishing the functional motifs from the non-functional ones.
It also distinguishes the functional ingredients supported only by one, two, three, or four high-quality trials, which would otherwise end up with the same global score.
The tin-based chemical reported here is the first known reagent capable of directly and mechanistically distinguishing the functional states of TFIID during initiation and reinitiation and discriminating between these two modes of transcription.
