Sentence examples for distinguished objects from inspiring English sources

That is, instead of distinguishing objects and relations, Frege distinguished objects from functions.

Blue lights improve contrast, make it easier for drivers to distinguish objects at night, and cut driver fatigue.

They are the equivalent of the kind of satellite photograph that cannot distinguish objects less than a foot in diameter.

Afterward, they all had vision measured at 20/160 or better, good enough to distinguish objects and carry out the tasks of daily living.

But to do this it would need to be capable of vision, not merely sight; like the brain, it would need to distinguish objects, then determine which ones mattered.

Dr. Giurfa said that the benefit of studying a creature as simple as the bee was in knowing that it did not take a complex neural network to distinguish objects.

One screener who worked for a private security firm was open about her difficulty in distinguishing objects as she screened bags, admitting that she "did not see so good".

The contrast enables us to distinguish objects.

Wetzel (1993) argues that it is useful to distinguish objects from occurrences of them.

Second, space serves as the external structure among visible objects, and is critical in distinguishing objects from each other.

It allows people to make out objects in dim lighting and to distinguish objects from a busy background.