Flexibility in requirements may allow procedures to be appropriately tailored for example, to distinguish between people testing for the first time and those who are repeat testers.
They've also given Cyc a common-sense inference engine that allows it, for example, to distinguish among roughly 30 definitions of the word "in" (being in politics is different from being in a bus).
In some special cases, particularly for smaller FGs the differences in the environment are very important, for example to distinguish between alcohols and phenols or amines and anilines.
The ability to distinguish the relative contribution of different sources points out a unique benefit of modeling concentrations because it is not possible through measurement, for example, to distinguish prescribed E2 from naturally occurring E2 in a water sample.
Or it could require Facebook, for example, to distinguish between fake news and real news.
It is difficult, for example, to distinguish "copies" from "original" information.
Consequences of range expansion on genetic diversity and genetic population structure are important for understanding evolutionary processes, for example to distinguish between selection and drift.
Nevertheless, further research is needed to develop more reliable diagnostic and prognostic markers, for example, to distinguish between diseases.
Examples show that to distinguish the end effector degree of freedom and the independent actuators required to control the end effector is not only a necessary requirement for correctly analyzing the mechanism degree of freedom, but also meets the needs of engineering applications.
For example, we have grounds to distinguish the case in which someone erroneously judges that a submerged stick is bent from the case of the alcoholic person who judges that pink rats are visible.
