Sentence examples for objects distinguish from inspiring English sources

First, Invert is able to use her color vision to reidentify objects, distinguish objects from their backgrounds, etc., with more-or-less the facility of Nonvert.

Sheppard calls them "inner Oort cloud objects" to distinguish them from icy Kuiper Belt objects, which reside between 30 and 50 AU.

As a result, while you are always quite conscious of the paint, applied quickly and surely to a dark ground, only gradually do you make out the furniture and objects, or distinguish them from the projections.

Objects typically distinguish themselves from scene background in the visual features relevant for fixation selection.

It allows people to make out objects in dim lighting and to distinguish objects from a busy background.

Other items are a reminder of the simple, handcrafted objects that distinguished the memorial's impromptu inspiration.

These objects are distinguished from warmer (L-type) brown dwarfs by the presence of methane absorption bands in the 1--2.5 um spectral region.

Basic level objects are distinguished from one another by parts, but members of subordinate categories share parts and differ from one another on other attributes.

For example, Glassie notes that in Turkish one word, sanat, takes in all objects, not distinguishing between art and craft.

It was his view of the relation of these perceptions to sensible objects that distinguished the view of Hume from that of Locke (and from Berkeley's idealism).

Categorization training required participants to rapidly distinguish objects with different structures in arrays where objects shared the same style, much like the common size, orientation, and font of different letters on a page [32].