Sentence examples for of being distinct from inspiring English sources

"That is because our sense of being distinct, of being Japanese, is so strong that we can absorb outside influences and make them our own," he replied.

For example, a Sybil attacker can disrupt the routing of packets by giving a false impression of being distinct nodes on different locations or disjointed nodal paths.

Well, suppose that a mental property is, in spite of being distinct from its physical realizer, immanent in this realizer; M, that is, is somehow nothing over and above P.

Walleye spawning in those southerly locations meet more of the criteria of being distinct taxa.

These subspecies thus clearly meet the criterion of being distinct from the rest of the species as required for legal protection under the ESA.

(ii) If all the eigenvalues of are distinct, that is, then Property (i) holds for all and.

If all the eigenvalues of are distinct, then global asymptotic stability independent of the sizes of the delays delay holds if since with the remaining conditions being identical.

In contrast, the pathogenesis of CNM appears to be distinct.

Researchers considered episodes of sleep terrors to be distinct from nightmares.

However, the specific, traditional music of Wales and music of Scotland is distinct, and of the Celtic musical tradition.

The texture of each of the two pairs of wings is distinct in heteropterans.