Sentence examples for distinguished in terms from inspiring English sources

Two classes of listeners can be distinguished in terms of preference.

Three oil groups can be distinguished in terms of their molecular and stable carbon isotope composition.

Theories of mass society can be distinguished in terms of the kind of threat they associate with it.

Both issues are especially difficult to solve with infrared cameras because they require features that can be distinguished in terms of infrared radiation.

These can be distinguished in terms of the way the interface is tracked and surface tension forces at the bubble interface are modeled.

Forms of skepticism can also be distinguished in terms of the motivation of the skeptic whether he is challenging views for ideological reasons or for pragmatic or practical ones in order to attain certain psychological goals.

The iPhone neck-crane, the workplace slouch, the "sedentary epidemic" that makes the life of a young person increasingly hard to distinguish – in terms of movement hither and thither – from that of an octogenarian with short-term memory loss and a passion for House of Cards.

An approach in which all activations are used in estimating the eventual posterior probabilities would be especially important in cases where noise and speech are difficult to distinguish in terms of spectro-temporal properties, such as in babble noise or if the 'noise' consists of competing speakers.

Based upon these proteins, all of the main groups within Archaea (e.g. Crenarchaeota, Euryarchaeota, Halobacteria, Thermococci, Thermoplasmata, Methanogens) and their subgroups can now be clearly distinguished in molecular terms.

Can it be distinguished in the long term from the deterioration in cognitive function that can accompany illness and advanced aging?

Anxiety disorders are distinguished primarily in terms of how they are experienced and to what type of anxiety they respond.