Sentence examples for to be distinguished between from inspiring English sources

In general it has to be distinguished between the monitoring of continuously changing states of a distributed system, e.g. server load and bandwidth [3 5] and the monitoring of events [6, 7] indicating the progress of a specific workflow or even a group of concurrent workflows.

In order to compare process performance in terms of yields, it has to be distinguished between total process efficiency, including the preparation of the soybean feedstock according to [ 11] (see Fig. 1) and starting with the soybean itself, and the efficiency of HIC purification as a stand-alone operation, starting with the prepared soybean feedstock.

"You need to be distinguishing between products that are anabolic steroids," he said.

The company seems to be distinguishing between two basic app types for developers: immersive apps and landscape apps.

However we did not find the occlusal morphology of the upper premolar to be distinguishing between the two genera.

What you have to do is distinguish between a child who really isn't ready and one who doesn't want to go away.

In fact, the trick to good cassoulet is distinguishing between ease and compromise.

You want the best person at designing stairways to do that". The trick is distinguishing between policy and management decisions.

"The key to our business," says Rich, "is distinguishing between fads and trends.

Hobbes's account of what philosophy is and ought to be clearly distinguished between content and method.

The way to account for this disparity is to distinguish between salaried employees and subcontractors.