Sentence examples for formally distinguished from inspiring English sources
As shown in the following example, there seems to be a gradation from highly stative to highly eventive predications that can be formally distinguished with lexical-constructional variations in Mandarin.
Thus, while matters of style are formally distinguished from syntax in the study of languages, they are neverthless linked closely together in classical Chinese, making many sentences difficult to understand even in context.
By Lillian Ross At one point during the more than half century of our friendship, J. D. Salinger told me he had an idea that someday, when "all the fiction had run out," he might try to do something straight, "really factual, formally distinguishing myself from the Glass boys and Holden Caulfield and the other first-person narrators I've used".
At one point during the more than half century of our friendship, J. D. Salinger told me he had an idea that someday, when "all the fiction had run out," he might try to do something straight, "really factual, formally distinguishing myself from the Glass boys and Holden Caulfield and the other first-person narrators I've used".
The system uses typed predicates to formally distinguish between properties and kinds of things.
The committee does not formally distinguish between subspecies, strains, and isolates.
Our study cannot formally distinguish among these possibilities.
To formally distinguish the effect of the postnatal interventions from the scARV intervention, a reference group of children exposed to ZDV and formula-feeding would have been necessary.
Although it was not possible to formally distinguish between premeiotic, meiotic or postmeiotic transposition, most transposition probably occurred premeiotically because of the observed high rate of excision plants per F1 line.
We used Western blot to formally distinguish murine typhus from epidemic typhus.
However, these imaging techniques are unable to formally distinguish a primary breast cancer from a metastasis.
