Sentence examples for task of distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Bridge players sometimes have the more difficult task of distinguishing the more improbable from the less improbable.

With the attack over, the tricky task of distinguishing V.C.s from the civilians moved from the battlefield into the interrogation room.

But, as arts educators and athletic coaches well know, the task of distinguishing the "core" academic subjects from the frivolous "extras" isn't as straightforward as it might seem.

So the difficult task of distinguishing good and bad biofuels remains essential, as does the research of even more promising technologies, such as algae and seaweed.

A lot of immune-system cells live in the gut wall, where they have the unenviable task of distinguishing friendly bacteria from hostile ones.

The host mother is left with the complicated task of distinguishing small differences in egg color and patterns between her eggs and the parasitic ones.

The least accurate prediction rates were found for the tasks of distinguishing Haydn vs. Mozart, and Beethoven vs. Chopin, consistent with the similarities in style between the mentioned composers.

In Caught Looking, Lisa Duggan, Nan Hunter, and Carole Vance ask "How can feminists be entrusting the patriarchal state with the task of legally distinguishing between permissible and impermissible sexual images?" (73).

Cardiologists face the difficult task of rapidly distinguishing cardiac-related chest pain from other conditions, and to thoroughly consider whether invasive diagnostic procedures or treatments are indicated.

Costafreda et al. (2011) applied SVM classification to fMRI data of a verbal fluency task to distinguish patients with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and healthy controls.

As a first step in the process we provide an operational definition of dual task, distinguishing it from a complex single task.