Sentence examples for only be discriminated from inspiring English sources

Taking identifying a bird as an example, it not only aims at pointing out whether the input image presenting a bird or something else ('cat', 'dog', 'plant', 'car'etc)., but also the specifies of the bird (a 'albatross' or a 'cuckoo', or even more exact, a 'black footed albatross'), which can only be discriminated by minute difference of physiological feature.

These alternative accounts for incongruence can only be discriminated by examining the history of each lineage in detail.

More likely, dynamic stimuli can only be discriminated if one considers their temporal evolution, i.e. the sequence of activity patterns evoked by the stimuli.

While direction (left/right) discrimination tasks can be solved either by employing single dots as local cues [53], or by the configural constitution of the body [37], [54], forward and backward movements can only be discriminated on the basis of configural processing [37], [54].

These possibilities can only be discriminated by complete genome cloning and sequencing.

To ensure subjects generated a saccade to the endpoint, the "C" was small enough that it could only be discriminated with foveal vision.

Here's sadly typical trans tale recently posted on Everything Transgender NYC by trans advocate Jennifer Louise Lopez: "The Nightmare of Trans Woman Melissa Maria Gonzales" tells the story of a trans girl thrown into jail for defending herself against a transphobic roommate who attacked her, to only then be discriminated against by the police, a hospital, and a homeless shelter.

Indeed, neutral faces might contain some AUs that can be discriminated only by video analysis.

On the other hand, it should be noted that the magnitude of the force is not the only variable that can be discriminated.

'Imperial' confirmed our previous observation [ 18] according to which only chromosome 1R can be discriminated and sorted from this cultivar.

By using a LA-ICPMS analysis of the 59 isotopes present, the trace element chemistry of the ochre quarries only 3 km apart could be discriminated.