Sentence examples for that a distinguished from inspiring English sources

We only remark that a distinguished feature of CWC, which will be used in this paper, is the possibility of associating each reaction with an arbitrary rate function depending on the overall content of the ambient in which the reaction takes place.

It makes me feel physically ill that a distinguished economist could be so ignorant of his own profession".

It seemed clear that a distinguished academic career lay ahead of him; nevertheless, Smuts wanted to return to South Africa.

Peyton's performance remains of the kind that a distinguished nonathlete such as myself can find inspiriting, since it is, or seems, so purely cognitive.

We shall miss Penelope but we are delighted that a distinguished British scholar is the first international director to lead and develop this prestigious museum".

Democratic lawmakers have introduced parallel measures in the House and the Senate proposing that a distinguished independent commission investigate the spill.

Something was still there, that something that distinguished an artist from a performer: the revealing of self.

SINGAPORE, Aug. 17 — The recent volatility in global stock markets has raised the prospect that a distinguishing feature of the financial world for years now, an investing strategy known as the yen carry trade, is losing some of its appeal.

We argue that a distinguishing feature of the Smart City concept is the centrality of people or the welfare of city residents.

Judy Britz, the center's executive director, says that a distinguishing feature of Maryland's biocluster is its proximity to government agencies and laboratories.

The authors add that a distinguishing feature of proceduralism is that "what justifies a [collective] decision-making procedure is strictly a necessary property of the procedure — one entailed by the definition of the procedure alone".