Sentence examples for have distinguished from from inspiring English sources

The Indo-Iranians appear to have distinguished from among their gods the daiva (Indo-Iranian and Old Persian equivalent of Avestan daeva and Sanskrit deva, related to the Latin deus), meaning "heavenly," and the asura, a special class with occult powers.

There are several characteristics based on physical differences, location, and orbital properties that traditionally have distinguished comets from asteroids.

As an emerging energy storage device for wearable electronics, fiber supercapacitors (FSCs) have distinguished themselves from two dimensional SCs.

But Joey, Carmine and Gino have distinguished themselves from just about every other daydreaming visionary on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Brooklyn-Queens Expressway

But even then, nothing had been made public about the November event that might have distinguished it from Iraq's daily bloodshed.

Schering-Plough and Merck have distinguished Vytorin from other cholesterol drugs by promoting studies that show it is more effective than Lipitor, Zocor and Crestor.

However, some philosophers have distinguished pleasure from consciousness of pleasure.

Archaeologists since the 1960s have distinguished brochs from smaller structures of similar construction, usually called duns.

We have distinguished crustal earthquakes from subduction earthquakes.

Throughout our history we have distinguished ourselves, even from other advanced democracies, because of our built-in necessity for compromise.

By the end, I couldn't have distinguished Juliet's balcony from a motorway flyover.