Sentence examples for physical distinction from inspiring English sources

Such a physical distinction can be used for the identification and diagnostics of noctilucent clouds and polar mesosphere summer echoes.

While many of her friends remembered her beauty and physical distinction, they also commented on her almost girlish awkwardness in company and that she was only really relaxed with her family and close friends.

While such planning designs have been quite successful in maintaining a physical distinction between rural and urban, major transformations of the socio-economic environment in peri-urban areas are creating a more diffuse and porous interface.

And she can hardly blame strangers for being attentive to physical distinction, because "rare's rare, you know?" Even so, height is something you don't get any choice about and can't switch off; it's a strange and unrepresentative thing to be defined by.

According to another interpretation, the real-nominal essence distinction is metaphysical, and thus more fundamental than the primary-secondary quality distinction, which is a physical distinction, belonging as it does to a particular physical theory, the corpuscular hypothesis.

So while one clearly can describe situations where there is no post-measurement interference between the branches representing incompatible measurement records, one can also describe interactions where there is, and for Everett there was no special physical distinction to be made between the two cases.

The ensuing stillness fosters an attention to subtle physical distinctions, to patterns and repetitions.

Their tennis tandem was forged from one of their few physical distinctions, nature's key convenience: Bob Bryan is left-handed, Mike Bryan right.

While any physical distinctions between their postures are in minor details — Mr. Yakushev's hands are perhaps slightly more arched — they have little in common as presences.

"The potential physiological impacts of physical distinctions in the rRNA sequence of the ribosome have not been investigated before," Dr. Blanchard said.

Lagerfeld likes to say that the physical distinctions between men and women aren't as clear as they used to be, now that guys wear their hair longer, have discovered Botox and plastic surgery and are feeling good about pink.