Sentence examples for services were distinguished from inspiring English sources

Following T2W services were distinguished: Passenger Internet: This includes web browsing, emailing, virtual private network (VPN) access to the corporate network of the business traveler etc.

On the other hand, Robert Dallek in an NYT op-ed that day explains that JFK's avoidance of nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis, introduction of the civil rights act as a "moral imperative," and stirring calls to public service were distinguishing... and, presumably after beating Goldwater, he would have done far more.

For nearly thirty years, Mr. Baum's service was distinguished by his unwavering commitment to Selfhelp's mission, especially our programs for victims of Nazi persecution.

Following Gadrey's [19] definition of services, different objects of services can be distinguished: material objects, people, or information.

Three hundred and fifty genotypes were distinguished.

In the present era of health care reform, professional organizations such as The American College of Clinical Pharmacy recognize that pharmaceutical services will be distinguished by the presence of three principal values, ie, managing and lowering of costs, increasing patient satisfaction, and improving patient outcomes.

Three phases of the integrated stroke service can be distinguished: acute care involving the emergency department and stroke unit of the regional hospital, rehabilitation involving rehabilitation centres, specialized nursing homes and home care and, finally, long-term support.

Two home-monitoring services can also be distinguished due to high volumes.

They can be installed either by an end-user or by the service provider and are distinguished from pico or microcells by their low cost and power and use of basic IP backhaul, and from WiFi by their use of cellular standards and licensed spectrum[1].

However, before proceeding, importantly customer perceptions of one dimension of service value, perceptions of service quality, and their intentions to repurchase services based on this should be distinguished from measurement of technical service quality.

The fundamental value of service in the healthcare industry can be distinguished from other services, thus raising the challenge of assessing comparative service quality of care providers in this complex industry.