Sentence examples for especially distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Especially distinguishing between a clinical computer system (i.e. one that is used to enter data into an electronic patient record) from other "work" computer systems; and, between home and work use.

Our study shows that it is important to separate the population into different groups, especially distinguishing between rural and urban workers as their incentives and outcomes differ largely, even independently of personal observable characteristics.

But they are not especially distinguished.

Many of Dubai's skyscrapers are not especially distinguished.

His time in office was not especially distinguished.

As a piece of engineering, the Trico system was not especially distinguished.

The Fogg Museum is especially distinguished for its collection of drawings and prints.

His military career at the end of the Second World War wasn't especially distinguished.

Ms. Brown, generally an appealing and highly accomplished actress, doesn't bring much to bear on her performance that might especially distinguish her character as female.

The university, into which preexisting institutions of higher learning had been merged in 1803, became especially distinguished for teaching on economic and maritime subjects.

Apart from Mr. Askegard's contribution, the afternoon was especially distinguished by the spectacularly long-limbed look of Ms. Kowroski in "Diamonds," as well as by the quietly luminous Teresa Reichlen and the piquant Jennie Somogyi in "Episodes".