Sentence examples for heard distinguished from inspiring English sources

I first became interested in the issue of politicians and knowledge in 1999, when I heard distinguished medical ethicist Arthur Caplan give a keynote talk at a national Gerontology Society meeting.

But Wednesday's hearing distinguished itself from the usual mandatory civic gathering.

The German physicist Georg Simon Ohm first suggested that the ear is sensitive to these spectral components; his idea that the ear is sensitive to the amplitudes but not the phases of the harmonics of a complex tone is known as Ohm's law of hearing (distinguishing it from the more famous Ohm's law of electrical resistance).

"If you want to be different, then for this group just knowing what the interviewer wants to hear will distinguish you from the crowd," Ms. Hayden said.

These are easier for dogs to hear and distinguish from soft consonants, like 'f,'s''s', or 'm.' For example, names like Katie, Deedee, and Tommy are names that most dogs will recognize and respond to more quickly than names like Fern or Shana.[4].

And you have to have ridiculously good hearing to distinguish the difference in 24-bit sound (and even that might be imaginary).

Without the printed programme, though, you'd be hard put to tell who choreographed what; just as you would need preternatural hearing to distinguish all the lyrics of the ensembles.

The various genetic forms of hearing loss are distinguished based on otologic, audiologic and physical examination combined with linkage analysis.

Keep in mind: Mayday is always stated three times in a row, to ensure that it is heard accurately, and to distinguish it from radio talk about receipt of a Mayday call.

She was in a new D'Agostino market that had sent out coupons for complimentary items when she heard this exchange between a distinguished looking older gentleman and a disinterested checker.

Some were violent, some heard voices, some could not distinguish hot from cold.