Sentence examples for distinguished with an from inspiring English sources

Critics often distinguished (with an often oblivious rigidity) between movies of artistic merit and purely commercial productions.

As shown in the figure, cells with activated caspases were easily distinguished with an increase in donor fluorescence and decrease in acceptor florescence (measured with a change in ECFP/EYFP ratio).

For predominant instrument recognition, the three considered instruments can be almost perfectly distinguished with an error rate of 1.1% by using the auditory features and either linear SVM or RF.

It is worth mentioning that this kind of hybrid network introduces a routing sub-network at the edges, where multiple wireless nodes (smartphones, sensors, IoT devices, vehicles, and anything that is considered mobile and is distinguished with an IP address) are indirectly connected to the optical backhaul through multiple gateways and relay wireless links.

Locations for which transcription was detected on both strands were distinguished with an apostrophe, e.g. TranscriptM, TranscriptM'.

Au. sediba is further distinguished with an even proximodistally shorter hamate body but comparatively dorsopalmarly tall triquetral facet.

We just don't want Mr. Duranty to be distinguished with a Pulitzer Prize for having so served the Soviets.

Seven submarine canyons have been distinguished, with a length of 10 30 km, a width of 500 5000 m and a maximum of 300 m of relief.

In a lame move, Michelin, which has published guides in America for a dozen years, now gives restaurants that are not distinguished with a star or a Bib Gourmand a pat on the back just for appearing on its list.

Ankara, being the symbol of republican modernization distinguished with a radical interpretation of secularism, suffers this political tension and witnesses the social predicaments of an immense transformation shaped by urban regeneration projects.

For clarity, we turn to another dispersed GaN NPs whose PL spectra are also distinguished with a dominance of the impurity and oxygen-related peaks over the FX peak with increasing temperature (Figure 3a).