Sentence examples for takes distinguished from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this approach takes distinguished advantages on real-time ability, image distortion and the practical value.

You either have what it takes to distinguish yourself or you don't".

Even more precise photographs taken Friday distinguished the rover from its lander.

One glance at the front end is all it takes to distinguish this SRX from its corporate platform-mates.

Subsequent supramolecular levels have been distinguished taking into account estimated energy of O H⋯O bonds, dimensionality of large synthons and their symmetry.

In 1918 the Bolshevik party was renamed the All-Russian Communist Party; the name was taken to distinguish its members from the socialists of the Second International who had supported capitalist governments during World War I. Its basic unit was the workers' council (soviet), above which were district, city, regional, and republic committees.

The name communist was specifically taken to distinguish Lenin's followers in Russia and abroad from such socialists.

Care must be taken to distinguish between the average value of some measure of actual consumption and the dispersion around that average.

Care must be taken to distinguish between the relative humidity of the air and its moisture content or density, known as absolute humidity.

Towards this end, we take and distinguish the two cases.

Nowadays, it is computational effectiveness that is taken to distinguish purely formal from non-formal, material reasoning.