Sentence examples for distinguish very from inspiring English sources

With color prints, the human eye can distinguish very small tem perature differences.

One must distinguish very clearly here between the question of rescue or nonrescue, and that is a question of military possibility.

Pico hydro is a term used to distinguish very small-scale hydropower with a maximum electrical output of five kilowatts (5 kW).

For one thing, because it used microphones to pick up the tones from the strings, the device could not distinguish very well between individual strings.

When he talked about Africans and Europeans, putting a genetic argument to it – well, having studied genetics myself at university for a couple of years, I can distinguish very clearly between fairytales and facts".

The bearings were tested under heavy-duty conditions in order to distinguish very fast the efficiency of different coating substrate-systems. Four Me-coating substrate-systemsest performance of the investigated coatings and fulfilled the required criterion for roller bearings in the boundary friction.

Hope is to be distinguished "very sharply" from optimism, which is not in abundant supply in these essays.

This was a series that distinguished very deliberately between the indulgent and the self-indulgent, between the provocative and the inflammatory.

With this characterization method, we aim at distinguishing very similar postures with a computational load which is lower than what the generally used Fourier descriptors would require.

Supervised analysis identified a set of 44 genes that distinguished very accurately between inflammatory and non inflammatory samples.

In the PCA, these eight groups can be distinguished very well by ADH1B data, but not by the whole Class I ADH and ADH7 region data.