Sentence examples for distinguished addition from inspiring English sources

Today we're pleased to announce a distinguished addition to the Economix team, as Floyd Norris becomes a featured contributor to the blog.

Francis Selormey, (born April 15 , 1927 Dzelukofe, Gold Coast [now in Ghana] died 1983?) Ghanaian writer and teacher whose semiautobiographical novel, The Narrow Path: An African Childhood (1966), was hailed as a distinguished addition to African literature.

In fact, English Passengers is a distinguished addition to a vein of post-war British writing that has featured in the literary prize lists these 30 years or more: a spreading clump of historical fiction whose underlying assumption might be characterised not as "my country, right or wrong" but, quite simply, as "my country, wrong".

| July 6 at 2 30: Haddock, the weekend's Aeneas, returns (along with his colleagues) after a few hours' rest to tackle Part II, "The Trojans at Carthage," with Anne Sofie von Otter, a distinguished addition to the cast, singing the role of Dido.

Here, we describe a more thorough analysis of SCPs in each of these two Saccharomyces species, using the other species as an outgroup in order to distinguish additions from subtractions.

For site 2, a large decrease in mobility is observed upon addition of KCl, with further decreases that could be distinguished upon addition of MgCl2 and glycine ligand.

However, as implied by the above broader definition of EID, other categories can be distinguished in addition to emergence in a novel host, including disease outbreaks in an existing host or the emergence of a disease complex beyond the normal geographic range.

Arnold (1994) distinguishes between "addition exaptations" in which a second function is acquired in addition to the initial function and "transfer exaptations" in which the shift to a new function involves the loss of the previous function.

Light Hydrocarbon Ingestion- The experimental challenge is to distinguish gas addition to the solid hydrocarbons in source rocks from classical gas addition to ordinary solid hydrocarbons.

Accordingly, she takes the terms of all F is G to be the quantifier phrase all F and the predicate G. ("I understand the terms to include the whole of any proposition except the copula" (1893 94, 36).) This departs from the then-standard view, which distinguishes, in addition to the copula, subject term (F), predicate term (G) and quantifier or "term indicator" (all).

We believe that it is possible to distinguish, in addition to the corona, another variant of the material, which is visible on the surface of the NPs at the electron microscopic level; we call this a "cloud".