Sentence examples for point is distinguished from inspiring English sources

Just as one point is distinguished, so one class is distinguished: all maps (or curves) homotopic to the constant map S1↦x are called null homotopic.

In a two-dimensional space, a point is distinguished by two characters × and y; here, × is denoted by B allele frequency and y by Log R ratio.

Thus TF-gene expression networks for each functional category are created, where the appearance of sub-networks depending on time points is distinguished by colored nodes and edges.

The setting and hardening of a cement is a continuous process, but two points are distinguished for test purposes.

In the conventional treatment, slipping points are distinguished from sticking points.

Maxima, minima, and saddle points are distinguished by second-order conditions.

These meta-data points are distinguished by distinct icons in new Figure 3. Notably, new samples without meta-data demonstrate statistical significance (P=0.0034), and with inclusion of the meta-data, even more statistical significance (P=0.0001).

This type of data set is called a nominal data set because the data points are distinguished only by their names.

The club says that the point of law is distinguished by the intent to cause offence, which would not apply in Spurs' case.

There is no doubt about the genetic basis of autism and, from the etiological point of view, it is distinguished from syndromic autism (connected with known causes, such as tuberous sclerosis, fragile X-syndrome and rare genetic syndromes) and non-syndromic autism that constitutes the majority of observed ASD cases [ 7, 8].

From a literary point of view, the Daodejing is distinguished for its highly compressed style.