Sentence examples for for having distinguished from inspiring English sources

The staff of the Times-Picayune (it's a Spanish coin) were noted for having distinguished themselves during the Hurricane Katrina disaster in 2005.

Maintaining a high ratio of SFA/UFA in the presence of n-hexane can be considered a factor for having distinguished tolerance of the double mutant (Figs.  1 and 3).

Elisabeth Vrba (1986 , 1989 and see Vrba and Gould 1986), for example, has distinguished between species sorting and species selection, arguing that while a sorting of species may be the product of evolution by natural selection (see Barker and Wilson 2010), this outcome is typically brought about not by species selection but by individual selection.

The presidential medal is usually reserved for heads of state or for nationals who have distinguished themselves in the nation's service since its independence from France in 1960.

The prospect is dismal both to the dying king and to the members of his court, for Prince Hal has distinguished himself to this point mainly by his penchant for keeping company with the disreputable if engaging Falstaff.

For decades psychologists have distinguished between two sets of processes that drive our actions: automatic versus controlled processes.

The filmmaker Aki Kaurismaki, below, whose credits include "Lights in the Dusk" and "The Man Without a Past," has been granted an honorary title for Finns who have distinguished themselves in the arts, Agence France-Presse reported.

Matthew Tester, responsible for British juveniles, had distinguished himself at the equivalent gathering last year by recommending Workforce as a Classic prospect on the basis of his maiden success at Goodwood.

Proper Work Habits Mr. Blankfein: "Among the rank and file, he's known for his accessibility: He's not above descending from his 41st-floor office to mingle on the trading floor or leaving personal voice-mails for employees who have distinguished themselves".

Such an honour is only reserved for people who had distinguished themselves and were virtuous during their life.

For example, some have distinguished between 'discordant' and 'concordant' conditions [ 23].