Sentence examples for have problems distinguishing from inspiring English sources
The area between 0.25 and 0.1 shows the largest variation in performance, when models can have problems distinguishing between activity classes.
The researchers found that all the poor readers, while normal in nearly every other measure of hearing, had problems distinguishing closely-spaced tones.
This issue is not unique to δaδi [ 4], as previous authors have noted problems distinguishing alternative demographic histories with data from the AFS [ 23].
The biggest went to the heart of Dr. Schwartz's contentions that the sensor had major problems distinguishing warheads from decoys.
But before that order was in place, Dr. Damianos, a retired internist who also owns Long Island's largest vineyard, Pindar, on the North Fork, told Wine Spectator magazine that he thought customers would have no problem distinguishing between the two brands.
"Folk taxonomies" have long reflected the realization that the living world is organized into groups-within-groups that can be defined on the basis of characteristics that their members share; and nobody who has any familiarity with the living world has any problem distinguishing a bird from a bat or a flying fish.
James Peters, told them that he recalls Detective Turetzky saying that he had a problem distinguishing Officer Schwarz from another officer with a similar haircut.
Novices had no problem distinguishing speed level across blocks of instructed speed, yet within the same block when the speed was instructed at random, their motions tended to blur the difference between speed levels.
First said symptoms of Hernandez's disorder include hallucinations and problems distinguishing imagination from reality.
The usual methods have failed to diagnose problems, distinguish symptoms, or identify root causes in a comprehensive or satisfactory way.
