Sentence examples for events distinguished from inspiring English sources

During the extreme burst of solar activity in October November 2003, a series of outstanding events distinguished by their magnitude and peculiarities were recorded by the ground based neutron monitor network.

First, we analyzed the variability in splicing patterns of events, distinguishing between 'switches' and events exhibiting milder variation.

The polysaccharide depolymerization of the middle lamella is one of the major events distinguishing mealy from crispy cultivars, and excessive degradation controlled by the polygalacturonase enzyme determines a significant weakening of the chemical binding between adjacent cells, facilitating cell-to-cell slippage along the middle lamella upon mechanical compression.

Mr. Elliott married Judith Algar in 1966, an event distinguished by a plaster wedding cake made by Claes Oldenburg.

Stressful life events in the six months prior to the survey were assessed using a list of 16 events, from which categories of "fewer than two events" and "two or more events" were distinguished.

Importantly, these challenges are related to features of terrorist events that distinguish such events from circumstances of "normal" surge that might result in, for example, closure of emergency rooms.

To avoid insensitivity to the changes in the world, the learning system needs to be able to compare the elicited images to the real events, and distinguish between events and images.

Before the advent of the Herald, news, properly speaking — that is, actual information about recent events, as distinguished from agreeable commentary on them by popular chroniqueurs — played but a subordinate part in a French newspaper.

HILDCAA events are distinguished by four strictly defined criteria (Tsurutani and Gonzalez 1987).

If either of the above accounts are successful, substances, properties and events are distinguished.

Several types of events were distinguished.