Sentence examples for distinguished terms from inspiring English sources

The emphasis on relation similarly undermines any attempt to reduce opposed or distinguished terms to some element common to both.

Such artifacts can range from books and videotapes that tacitly embody shared cultural understandings to statistical tools and socially shared symbols embodying, for instance, a "language of thinking" that includes such finely distinguished terms as hypothesis, conjecture, theory, and guess.

After extracting the 31 most distinguished terms in Medline files with term frequency-inverse document frequency, we retrieved 443 candidate proteins with 31 terms.

The text mining technique of term frequency inverse document frequency is used to measure the importance of distinguished terms which reflect biomedical activity in rice before candidate genes are screened and vital terms are produced.

Up to date, 4 general classes of integrons have been identified and distinguished, termed classes 1 4 integrons.

We shall distinguish terms, sentences, and languages (see Table 1).

So for some thinkers, how we distinguish terms is among the keys to sociopolitical order.

Later theorists emphasized the contrast between general terms like 'star' and singular terms like 'Vega', while also distinguishing terms from syncategorematic expressions (e.g., 'every' and 'is') that can combine with terms to form complex subjects and predicates, including 'will lie'cancan lie', and 'may have lied'.

What distinguishes term rewriting from equational logic is that in term rewriting equations are used as unidirectional reduction rules as opposed to equality which works in both directions.

An example of this was the redefinition of gestational age, for which we used birth weight to distinguish term and preterm deliveries.

It also explains short-term verses long-term memory; Psychologists historically have distinguished short-term memory from long-term memory.