Sentence examples for physically distinguished from inspiring English sources

Access is a matter of understanding, and that means, in this case, knowing how such a treasured volume was physically distinguished from its peers.

From his earliest short stories, set in the fictional town of Olinger, Pa., which he once described as "a square mile of middle-class homes physically distinguished by a bend in the central avenue that compels some side streets to deviate from the grid," Mr. Updike sought the clash of extremes in everyday dramas of marriage, sex and divorce.

The spotted hyena is the largest member of the Hyaenidae, and is further physically distinguished from other species by its vaguely bear-like build, its rounded ears, its less prominent mane, its spotted pelt, its more dual purposed dentition, its fewer nipples and the presence of a pseudo-penis in the female.

A young man with the assurance of someone often in the company of physically distinguished women, Mr. d'Annunzio had Milan's fashion and media communities in mind when he opened the gym.

Based on recent experimental evidence of temporary electron capacitors in Geobacter we propose a novel kinetic model that physically distinguishes planktonic cells into electron-loaded and -unloaded states.

Differential tagging of e.g. two separate pIII libraries would allow library against library selection [23] and physically distinguish between two (or more) populations of virions independently of their POIs displayed.

In human cells, in which it has been possible to physically distinguish leading- from lagging-strand ends, the evidence points to longer overhangs at lagging-strand ends (Chai et al, 2006).

Before Woods, pro golfers weren't easily distinguished — physically anyway — from weekend duffers.

These traits, which suggest intrapersonal support, have distinguished physically active from inactive persons in economically disadvantaged samples [ 27, 28].

As "Big Bill the Builder," he expanded lakefront parks and implemented other key portions of Daniel Burnham's ambitious Plan of Chicago, paving the way for what Krist calls "perhaps the most architecturally distinguished and physically impressive city in the Americas".

We distinguished between physically implausible versus plausible manipulations.