Sentence examples for distinguishing program from inspiring English sources
Although TEAM-Science incorporates design elements common to other BBS URM graduate research support programs at UW, there are several distinguishing program features that set TEAM-Science apart.
Many studies have shown that young children do not readily distinguish program content from commercials.
The guide doesn't look very good, but it is pretty useful, with lots of color coding to help users distinguish program characteristics.
Thus, it is highly likely that the NPTE does not distinguish program excellence; although it may have the capacity to distinguish a few select programs who do not meet acceptable competencies.
Ant and Dec's relationship with Morrisons is the clearest example yet of advertisers looking to make the most of this "added value" but the precedents being set by Saturday Night Takeaway will probably lead to a further blurring of the lines and the audience may find its "media literacy" tested to the limits if they want to distinguish programming from advertising.
We also employ the additive super-efficiency model to distinguish programs at different stages and conduct an analysis on the strengths and weaknesses of internal resource utilization.
To individual programs 1) Reforms should be done to distinguish programs for CICL on suspended sentence, intervention programs and CICL in diversion programs.
This research was funded by the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation (Finland Distinguished Professor Program, 402/06), Academy of Finland FinlandDistinguisheded Professor Program) and EPSRC (UK) Industrial Case Award with RWE nPower.
Figure 2 provides a graphical overview of these programs, distinguishing between national programs (presented in bold) and sub-national programs or pilots (presented in italics) and showing support from external donors.
What distinguishes this program is the lack of journeyworkers to teach the apprentices.
Musically there was little to distinguish the program, an assortment of mostly Italian, French and Spanish songs that were programmed with no particular point of view.
