Sentence examples for distinguished in relation from inspiring English sources

This great amplitude and energy sound wave can be distinguished, in relation to environmental noise, making acoustic emission a potential wire rupture detection technique.

Framework (FW) and extra-framework (EFW) sites can be distinguished in relation with strict three-dimensional (3D) crystallinity of the structure.

Three spectral regions of alkali halides stimulation by light are distinguished in relation to kinetics of oxygen photoadsorption and reactivity of adsorbed oxygen species.

Again, this presents a story of policy about practical strategies being disconnected from the specific needs of climate vulnerable groups i.e. strategies appear to be represented as homogenous and not distinguished in relation to climate vulnerable groups.

Jenkins [ 31], defines identity as ways in which individuals and collectivities are distinguished in their social relations with other individuals and collectiveness.

"This has made Netanyahu lose his mind," Mansour says, describing the resolution's focus as being on settlements and legal frameworks that apply to Palestine, such as resolution 242 and urging states to distinguish in their relations with Israel territories prior to 1967 and territories occupied in 1967, including Eat Jerusalem "for the first time".

This relation, in addition, is distinguished in the second line of images (Figure 11b).

Already Karl Marx distinguished in his analysis of the development of relations of production the Asiatic mode of production from the European one (Wittfogel 1931; Dutschke 1974).

The participates-in relation relates physical objects to the processes in which they participate and has three sub-relations, based on the different modes of participation distinguished in SBML: has-input, has-output and has-modifier.

Mill distinguished between paternalism in relation to children and to adults: the moral presumption would favour paternalism for a child and prohibit paternalism for an adult.

This may involve a certain level of selection bias, but there is no reason to believe that this population attending a different centre to the one they are assigned may have some distinguishing feature in relation to the study groups and in any case, the control and intervention groups are distributed on a random basis.