Sentence examples for distinguished state from inspiring English sources

Before the introduction of this reform, two types of healthcare quality regulation could be distinguished: state regulation and professional self-regulation.

What we've seen with California's distinguished state university system — huge cutbacks in spending and a 32 percent rise in tuition — is likely to become the norm at public and private colleges.

After all these substitutions the letter (q_theta ) returns to the right end of the configuration (next to the letter (alpha )) and becomes ready to simulate the next command of M or becomes the distinguished state letter q (for more details see [48]).

A cellular automaton is specified by giving a finite list of states for each cell, a distinguished state called the blank state, and a rule which gives the state of a cell at time t+1 as a function of its own state and the states of its neighbors at time t.

Apart from the parliamentary approval, there is little to visibly distinguish state from ceremonial.

Lastly, although symptom levels were in the mild to moderate range, it does make it difficult to distinguish state and trait abnormalities in circadian rhythms.

At first, the UDS is theoretically shown to be equivalent to a class of coarse-grained master equations (CGME), brought by a principle that we cannot distinguish state points in the same partition with each other.

Far from separating temporal and spiritual concerns to distinguish state and church (as Locke did), Mendelssohn insists that "our welfare in this life is … one and the same as [our] eternal felicity in the future" (Jerusalem (1983), p. 39).

We stress that it is important to distinguish state variables x from output variables y.

At a meeting held in Kampala, members of the Regional Centre for Small Arms were told that branding would enable authorities to distinguish state-owned weapons from those owned illegally.

It is this disjointness that makes it possible to distinguish states in a classical manner.