Sentence examples for distinguished in its from inspiring English sources

This progression of holes cannot be distinguished in its effects from a current of positive charges.

This means that the construction is multimaterial and individual layers can be distinguished in its members.

The introduction includes the summary of the Evaluation Committee (Academic Collegium) of the Medical Faculty in Christiania dated September 16, 1868: "…It has the character of a planned and independent work and is distinguished in its order, preciseness, and completeness.

Possibly, distinct ecotypes ( = physiologically different strains) may be distinguished in Microcystis by ITS sequencing as shown for the cyanobacterium Prochlorococcus [45], [47].

There are two "dimensions" to be distinguished in each idea: its "internal dimension", i.e., its divisibility or indivisibility into parts, and its "external dimension", i.e., its having or not having objects.

From the beginning, the company was distinguished in three ways: its aggressive salesmanship, ruthless cost-cutting and its passion for acquisitions.

Each substructure is distinguished in terms of its elements (C for carbon, N for nitrogen, etc)., electrostatic and physicochemical properties, and topology.

The species is named for its resemblance to Calvatia sculpta, from which it can be usually distinguished in the field by its less prominent pyramidal warts, and microscopically by the antler-like branches of its capillitium (thread-like material among the spores).

A faeder can be distinguished in the hand by its wing length, which is intermediate between those of displaying males and females.

The more interior of the outer two layers exhibited a thickness of approximately 40 100 nm and was distinguished in TEM images by its strong osmiophilic nature that is a strong staining with osmium tetroxide (Figure 1A).

Even though Clade 3 was only present in Il Bugianardo where it co-occurred with Clade 2, it could be easily distinguished in the field due to its much larger size, allowing comparative behavioral observations of Clade 2 and Clade 3 individuals in this location.