Sentence examples for obvious distinctions from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the explicit solvent simulations demonstrated obvious distinctions in dynamic behaviors of water, such as their residence behaviors and hydrogen bonding.

One of the most obvious distinctions is whether services allow users to see what other people are listening to, to read over their playlists and compare their favorites.

There are obvious distinctions to be drawn between the C.I.A.'s "stress and duress" and the horrors of Saddam's dungeons in their purposes (aborting terror attacks versus maintaining a tyranny) and, more important, in their degrees of cruelty.

There are obvious distinctions to be drawn between the C.I.A.'s "stress and duress" and the horrors of Saddam's dungeons — in their purposes (aborting terror attacks versus maintaining a tyranny) and, more important, in their degrees of cruelty.

The basic problem is that Mr. Johnson is a good deal readier to see hidden similarities -- between, say, the nature of the former Soviet satellite East Germany and the American "satellite" Japan -- than to admit obvious distinctions.

Although he rarely mentions Sheikh Salman, his main opponent, directly, Mr. Infantino likes to allude to the obvious distinctions between himself and the sheikh, who is a member of FIFA's historically untrustworthy executive committee and has been linked to allegations of human rights violations in Bahrain, his home country.

There is an obvious distinction, however.

Now, this is an obvious distinction and an important distinction.

A further obvious distinction is to have a test of maximum practical pressure differential.

Between the first two of these, there is no obvious distinction in terms of empty weight.

This concert is typical in bringing together choruses of no obvious distinction from around the country.