Sentence examples for history distinguished from inspiring English sources

The city has a long, complex history, distinguished by an unquenchable desire for independence.

One of the worst vice-presidential candidates in recent history distinguished herself in 2008 as one of the worst political surrogates (for Hillary Clinton) in recent history.

In buying Siemens VDO, Continental bought an auto parts maker with a long history distinguished by its popularization of the speedometer.

Early in its own taxonomic history, distinguishing coloration patterns and size differences resulted in the division of the Bornean slow loris into four subspecies: N. m.

The extent of independent, unshared evolutionary history distinguishing these 10 lineages from one another is such that no single model species can possibly capture all of the diverse ecological, metabolic, and genomic properties of " Thalassiosira"—a prediction increasingly borne out by experimental and genomic data [ 45- 47].

This "new" philosophy of history is distinguished from analytic philosophy of history in several important respects.

Post-1945 Cubs history is distinguished primarily by disappointment on an epic scale.

On the basis of macrofossils, pollen, and Oribatida remains, and with the use of Kohonen's artificial neural network (self-organising map, SOM), six stages (corresponding to subclusters X1, X2, X3 in cluster X, and Y1, Y2, Y3 in cluster Y) of the lake history were distinguished, and indicator taxa of each stage were identified from the indicator value (IndVal) index.

It is this history that distinguishes them.

It's this history that distinguishes the meaning of our coast from that of the Bay of Biscay or Bondi beach.

But the Location Graph also combines that information with third-party data, creating a profile of each user, and therefore extrapolating from your location history to distinguish between moms and dads and students.