Sentence examples for essentially distinguished from inspiring English sources

This classification essentially distinguished organic objects from inanimate and man-made objects and was not submitted to normalization.

In F252, the first axis discriminated all 4 families, the Early FE1, FE2 from the Late FL1, FL2 while the second axis essentially distinguished the 2 Early families.

And, in one of the canonical statements on translation, W. H. Auden, who knew no Greek, found in Cavafy "a tone of voice, a personal speech" that defied every poet's assumption that what essentially distinguished prose and poetry is "that prose can be translated into another tongue but poetry cannot".

The alien does not essentially distinguish between his looks and those of her other victims, but her encounter with him – an encounter of two aliens?

The alien does not essentially distinguish between his looks and those of her other victims, but there is a crisis, and the alien becomes vulnerable: a potential victim herself.

Is there anything in the nature of entrepreneurs that essentially distinguishes between innovators and rent seekers?

Another name for this view is the two-worlds interpretation, since it can also be expressed by saying that transcendental idealism essentially distinguishes between a world of appearances and another world of things in themselves.

A cultural border essentially distinguishes between those who are one of us or like us and others, i.e., those that come from outside.

Whereas our experience is relevant to populations in these countries, we believe that what essentially distinguishes the MalariaGEN research from other genomic research conducted in wealthier parts of the world, is lower average income and literacy levels.

Feuerbach begins The Essence of Christianity by proposing that, since human beings have religion and animals don't, the key to understanding religion must be directly related to whatever it is that most essentially distinguishes human beings from animals.

Essentially, what distinguishes the present theory from the classical waveguide theory is that, while the latter predicts stable waves for all frequencies, the present theory predicts that stable waves may occur only in certain frequency bands.