He never distinguished at all among our four children".
The two types that can be distinguished at the outset are very different in appearance, form, and content.
He had on jeans, a canary yellow shirt, a charcoal blazer, and an ascot; he looked "mod" and distinguished at the same time.
His own voice, in everything he wrote, was singular and direct, and the three narrators here cannot be distinguished at any point.
The problem of identical particles does not arise in classical physics, where the objects are large-scale and can always be distinguished, at least in principle.
Three layers can normally be distinguished at distances from 50 to about 400 kilometres (30 to 250 miles) above the Earth's surface.
were less easily distinguished at this farm.
ES goals were distinguished at the forest- and stand-level spatial extents.
(Aristotle had distinguished at least two intellects, a possible and an agent).
For many current scholars, this group is distinguished at some lower taxonomic level, usually the tribe Hominini (=hominin).
