Sentence examples for impossible to differentiate a from inspiring English sources

It can be literally impossible to differentiate a training scenario, taking place via a "virtual" drone within an environment generated by a modified version of the America's Army game, from an actual mission as relayed by the multiple cameras and sensors attached to a real drone.

These two patients having been treated with the association of anti-TNF antibody and MTX makes it impossible to differentiate a possible effect of one drug individually.

It is impossible to differentiate a wiggy that is connected to a 90 volt source versus when connected to 125 volt source.

In our experience it is impossible to differentiate an abscess with an enhancing capsule from a tumour with central necrosis but viable peripheral tumour rind.

"It is almost impossible to differentiate between a request being sent from a malicious computer and one from a valid customer".

Methods currently used for recording data make it impossible to differentiate between an actual GP consultation and an administration process (eg, a letter sent to a consultant or a patient telephone call).

For instance: It's nearly impossible to differentiate between a typical episode of Sick, Sad World and our current reality.

Looking at scenes of the workers picking tomatoes, it is nearly impossible to differentiate it from a scene in one of the early episodes of Roots.

Furthermore, there is considerable overlap between asthma and COPD and it is often impossible to differentiate them in an emergency setting.

Some of the reasons for service failure are impossible to differentiate from one another from a client's point of view, and simply result in the service being unavailable.

Part of the problem is that it's nearly impossible to differentiate between scrap metal that isn't stolen when a property owner lawfully dumps off some old sinks or wiring, for example—and scrap metal that was ripped out of a vacant or occupied building.