Sentence examples for distinguished products from inspiring English sources

The distinguished products exhibited either no sensitivity or enhanced formations upon increasing the initial NO mixing ratio.

Indeed, one hopes they're not too invested in the findings of the economics profession of which they're such distinguished products — because one suspects many of the conventional answers of that profession aren't much applicable to the current situation.

Grander forms of poetry are not neglected: Walter of Châtillon's foray into epic, the Alexandreis (written c. 1180), is one of the most distinguished products of the medieval fascination with the legends of Alexander the Great, and it exercised an immense influence on subsequent vernacular literature.

While studying in Berlin (1834 38), he learned from Ranke the critical method of evaluating historical sources, and his first book, Geschichte des ersten Kreuzzugs (1841; The History and Literature of the Crusades, 1861) is among the most distinguished products of the Ranke school.

Product labelling allows consumers to compare and distinguish products at the point of sale.

The difficult part — and the part that will distinguish products from one another — is the experience that computers facilitate.

Lay intuition, common marketing practice, and extant literature all suggest that more visual impressions help consumers distinguish products.

"Efforts to distinguish products by environmental packaging have been kind of a bust," said J. Winston Porter, president of the Waste Policy Center, an environmental management research center in Leesburg, Va.

Brand names such as Nike and Apple, as well as logos, slogans, and other devices that identify and distinguish products and services, are protected under federal and state trademark laws.

The specific features of the sound signals (signatures) which distinguish products of different quality are not explicitly sought, because these signatures are highly specific for each application.

Wu said, "In the future, we can distinguish products by individual medical needs.