Sentence examples for distinguished from that from inspiring English sources

A "positive" ending of this sort suggests one major way in which Trevor's short fiction may be distinguished from that of his great predecessor, the author of "Dubliners".

Seen one way, as the effort to produce machines whose output cannot be distinguished from that of a human, artificial intelligence, or A.I., is still very far away.

Thus, as Lewis notes, "sumptuary laws required that non-Muslims display badges and that clothing worn by dhimmis be distinguished from that worn by Arabs".

The regime of the Blue Nile is distinguished from that of the White Nile by the more rapid passage of its floodwater into the main stream.

Furthermore, the composition of the coatings must be distinguished from that of the stuffing.

The diffusion coefficient of a species is distinguished from that of an electrolyte.

Extension-bending coupling due to lamination is distinguished from that due to curvature.

However, the electrostatic potential surface of the hRap1 Myb domain is distinguished from that of the other Myb domains.

Estimating efficiency of an operating column has to be distinguished from that of a column being designed.

We consider it crucial that the task of characterizing EDs be distinguished from that of categorizing EDs.

For instance, two groups have reported that the microbiomes of diabetes patients can be distinguished from that of nondiabetics.