Sentence examples for distinguished spaces from inspiring English sources

In a unanimous vote Thursday approving the resolution, the board described the reading room as "one of the great library spaces in the world, comparable to other distinguished spaces such as Bibliotheque St. Genevieve in Paris, Wren's Trinity Library in Cambridge, England and the Austrian National Library in Vienna".

However, the real plane has exactly the same homotopy groups as a solitary point (as does a Euclidean space of any dimension), and the real plane with a point removed has the same groups as a circle, so groups alone are not enough to distinguish spaces.

Even though "4-H" is the standard form, wikiHow's software uses hyphens to distinguish spaces in article titles.

Given the arduous training required for his mission, Tito objected to the use of the term space tourist, and since his flight the term spaceflight participant has been more often used to distinguish space travelers from career astronauts.

The optical sensitivity of the barcode scanner in distinguishing blank space from space occupied by the barcode may therefore be a factor when considering ways to reduce first scan errors in future applications.

This enables these phytoplankton groups to be distinguished from space.

Typically, at least, we expect the time-direction to be distinguished from space-directions; and we expect there to be well-defined distances between distinct points; and also a determinate geometry (making certain continuous paths in M be straight lines, etc).

Anatomical lead axis and electrical lead axis are different entities and the anatomical body space must be distinguished from electrical space.

Note that it is natural for a dualist to distinguish the space of metaphysically possible worlds from the space of epistemically possible worlds, i.e., from the space of (maximally specific) ways the world might be that cannot be ruled out on the basis of ideal reasoning alone, without empirical evidence (Soames 2005, 2011).

The most important limitation is their resolution; too closely spaced harmonics cannot be distinguished if the spacing is smaller than the inverse of the observation period.

We shall distinguish among 'real space'idealeal space' (the space of geometry), and 'intuitive space' (the space of perceptions and cognitions).