Sentence examples for distinguished leading from inspiring English sources

Then, there are additional 11 species whose strains cannot be distinguished, leading to taxa-count of 47.

It was also noteworthy for celebrating the 25th year in dance of Sarita Allen, for many years a distinguished leading dancer of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and now an artist in residence with Complexions.

Unfortunately this led me to becoming quite an angry young man for a while and, not long after this encounter, during a reception for a distinguished leading European composer, I decided to vent my spleen upon a couple of elderly dignitaries present.

In human cells, in which it has been possible to physically distinguish leading- from lagging-strand ends, the evidence points to longer overhangs at lagging-strand ends (Chai et al, 2006).

The O.E.D. agrees, choosing "distinguished" for "leading" and adding an Italian synonym, "prima donna".

In introspection, the level (2) is transcended, but various levels of introspection are distinguished, all leading to greater freedom from objectivity.

One must be careful to distinguish between leading, coincident and lagging indicators of inflation.

At the end of the last glacial period, species ranges generally shifted towards higher latitudes, so that today, one might be able to distinguish a leading edge and a rear edge.

It puts Sir Henry Havelock, who distinguished himself by leading the massacre of thousands of Indians, in Trafalgar Square, and it shamelessly displays its colonial booty.

At Austerlitz, d'Hautpoul distinguished himself by leading his heavy cavalry into the Russian center at the Pratzen heights, breaking the infantry squares.

In the following, a simple rate-equation-based model of the droplet volume evolution is proposed which allows to distinguish process parameters leading to either droplet conservation or droplet material removal (etching).