Sentence examples for distinguished heads from inspiring English sources

He did not tower above his guests' distinguished heads in his usual Olympian way last year at the annual garden party he gives with his wife on the lawn of their large rambling wooden house in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

I wish to warmly welcome the distinguished heads of state and government, the general - the secretary general, the director general of the IAEA, ministers and other distinguished representatives present in the security council chamber.

"I therefore call on the distinguished heads of state gathering here to enter every debate, every discussion, every ceremony of this Summit with the well-being of today's children, and the welfare of future generations, uppermost in your minds".

Since we cannot expect the distinguished Heads of States or Heads of Governments, working upon likely discussions on this point, accordingly, my Delegation supports and will support all endeavours aiming at reaching a consensus and we, on our part, will display such an attitude.

We designed a head impact detection system that distinguishes head impacts from non-impacts through two subsystems.

Subsequent modifications of this model focused on interactions between canal and otolith signals for distinguishing head tilt from translation but largely kept the same dynamic properties [42], [43].

Despite this category preference for heads relative to ellipsoids, we obtained no evidence that response patterns in this region distinguish head turn direction.

This is consistent with recent work showing that response patterns in posterior STS can be used to distinguish head view [ 5].

For anti-parallel pairs, o i = o i +1, we distinguish head-to-head o i = + and o i +1 = -, and tail-to-tail o i = - and o i +1 = + orientations.

The novelist Isabel Allende, one of the programs distinguished talking heads (most of them historians), smiles and readily acknowledges that if she had been around at the time, she would have gone to California too.

The ability of an enzyme to distinguish both head-to-head and tail-to-tail substrates from head-to-tail substrates in a manner independent of DNA topology is unusual and cannot simply be explained by unidirectional translocation schemes.