Sentence examples for distinguished at least from inspiring English sources

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.

He further distinguished at least three clinical varieties of the disease: catatonia, in which motor activities are disrupted (either excessively active or inhibited); hebephrenia, characterized by inappropriate emotional reactions and behaviour; and paranoia, characterized by delusions of grandeur and of persecution.

(Aristotle had distinguished at least two intellects, a possible and an agent).

Derk Bodde (1991) distinguished at least seven premodern Chinese attitudes toward what contemporary philosophy and science call nature, ranging from antagonistic and indifferent to wholly receptive.

Under the specific electrophoresis conditions employed we distinguished at least two major DRBP76 isoforms of ∼75 to 80 kDa in normal brain, while a single form of ∼90 kDa predominates in HEK293 and HTB-14 glioma cells.

These can be distinguished, at least partially, by using strain typing data.

The Austrian naturalist Karl von Frisch has demonstrated that honeybees, although blind to red light, distinguish at least four different colour regions, namely, yellow (including orange and yellow green), blue green, blue (including purple and violet), and ultraviolet.

Since Vendler (1967) linguists distinguish at least four aspectual classes.

One can distinguish at least three main taxonomies.

One can distinguish at least two significant activations at different spatial regions.

As Hart famously pointed out (Hart 1968: 1 27), we must distinguish at least three justificatory issues.