She seems to have trouble, for example, distinguishing between what's fringe and what's mainstream.
Still, face blindness is sometimes accompanied by other problems, especially difficulty in finding one's way around or, for example, distinguishing one car or dog from another.
Additionally, the CRASH scale does not allow a detailed categorization of the sources of the observed failures, not allowing, for example, distinguishing robustness problems that lead to security vulnerabilities.
For example, distinguishing borderline tumours from benign tumours or stage I cancer may be difficult for pathologists, and confusion of these tumour types might have impacted on the ability of the ADNEX model to correctly distinguish between them.
These include for example, distinguishing a VOD from liver GvHD, a localized viral infection in feces from an intestinal GvHD, and the various types of invasive infections like bacteremia, viremia, and fungemia.
The discovery of biomarkers is typically modeled as a feature selection problem, where the aim is to identify the most discriminating features (i.e., genes) for a given classification task, for example, distinguishing between healthy and tumor tissues or between different tumor stages.
English, for example, distinguishes blue from green.
The cosmologies that predominated in Asia Minor in the 6th century bce, for example, distinguished between sensible appearance and a reality accessible only to reason.
He says that today's products, such as Google, search only for keywords and cannot, for example, distinguish between 'book for children', 'book by children', and 'book about children'.
Considering this from the inside out, we can, for example, distinguish a conceptual style of management, which focuses on the development of the frame, an administrative style, which concerns itself primarily with controlling, an interpersonal style, which favors leading on the inside or linking on the outside, and an action style, which is concerned mainly with tangible doing.
