Sentence examples for distinguished threads from inspiring English sources

In current work in epistemology, 'contextualism' is used to refer to either of these now more clearly distinguished threads, with the discussion of each going on largely in separation from the other.

Two main techniques linked to different geographical areas can be distinguished: non-continuous-thread, in which the design motifs are made first and then joined together by attaching threads around them to work the ground (mainly Brussels, Honiton, and Milanese laces), and continuous-thread, where the same threads work across the lace moving from ground to motif to ground in continuity.

The resulting dried "threads" are distinguished by their bitter taste, hay-like fragrance, and slight metallic notes.

The nature of threads can be distinguished by the main concerns of the askers.

The Brahmin (Hindu priest) is distinguished primarily by the sacred thread ʿupavīta), which is bestowed on him during his boyhood investiture and worn diagonally across the body, over the left shoulder, at all times.

Microscopically, anti-tau immunolabeling, as well as silver staining using the Gallyas method, prominently highlighted neurofibrillary tangles, neuritic plaques, and neuropil threads, which were readily distinguished from microglial cells in these double-stained preparations (Fig.  2a d).

An Arab dawn comes, I had been told, when by the first glimmer you can distinguish a black thread from a white.

They are distinguished by the production of motile cells (zoospores) with two unequal anterior whiplike threads (flagella).

A regularly spaced set of red and blue lobular shapes can be distinguished, which are in good agreement with the stress components around an edge threading dislocation [18].

The general questions should be carefully distinguished from any of the different specific theses addressing them and should be noted as the linking thread of a time-honored philosophical debate.

We distinguished the patterns of small granular deposits or small plaques that are known for sCJD from a fine, thread like pattern that was seen in inherited cases.