Sentence examples for diverse distinctions from inspiring English sources

The Syrian battlefield is extremely diverse; distinctions between many factions are blurred.

Much of the breeding effort took place in the XXth century, when clear distinctions in diverse market classes, such as processing and fresh market, were made [ 4].

Gujarat state carries distinction of diverse and unique combination of geological, geo-morphological and physiographic attributes as shown in Fig. 1b.

Microbial typing methods provide clinical microbiologists with a fundamental tool for the epidemiological characterization of microbial pathogens by allowing the distinction of diverse organisms of the same species.

Open House strikes an impeccable balance of diverse styles thus erasing the distinction between "serious" music and "everything else".

He was 76. "Richard Rodney Bennett: The Complete Musician" was the title of a 2010 biography, and few other figures in the arts have had so plausible a claim to distinction in such diverse genres.

Substances themselves are primarily diverse according to Ockham — their distinction from each other is not explained by anything other than their own self-identity, and ipso facto not by any qualitative or relational feature of themselves.

This also suggest that these receptors are not involved in the distinction of the diverse array of odor chemicals.

Diversity is, instead, diverse.

Over the years, many exceptional researchers have received such a distinction in areas as diverse as immunology, virology, bacteriology, neurobiology, clinical epidemiology and structural biochemistry.

Contemporary philosophers and cognitive scientists recognize that memory is a diverse phenomenon and they draw some useful distinctions among varieties of memory.[2] For example, Endel Tulving distinguishes between episodic memory, semantic memory and procedural memory.