Sentence examples for traditionally distinguished from inspiring English sources

The Chinese coastguard's ships are so large that they dwarf the platforms of many navies, blurring the lines that have traditionally distinguished these two services.

Legal systems based on common law traditionally distinguished between theft (taking without consent) and fraud (obtaining with consent through deception), a distinction still preserved in many jurisdictions.

Perhaps because the Roman alphabet keyboard that traditionally distinguished BlackBerrys offered relatively little utility for Japanese users working in their own language, the smartphones never found enormous success in that market.

Philosophers have traditionally distinguished three forms of love: eros, or passionate, sensual attraction to another person; philia, or affection for family, friends, clubs, teams, nations and humanity in general; and agape, which is love for God or the functional equivalent.

An activity traditionally distinguished by small businesses has been transformed by the growth of increasingly large hotel and holiday firms; new resorts have been built, notably along the Languedoc and Aquitaine coasts and in the French Alps, and new tourist products have been developed, including spectacular theme parks.

Social scientists have traditionally distinguished various dimensions of human connectivity [5 9].

In an array of problem solving methods, one can traditionally distinguish two kinds of problems: one is a problem that has solutions in a search space and the other is a problem that does not have solutions in a given space.

Paraphrasing Geoffrey Rose, 111 epidemiological research traditionally distinguishes two kinds of aetiological questions.

It is the maintenance of the architectural integrity and function of the two surfaces which traditionally distinguish normal from aberrant cells.

The literature on knowledge exchange traditionally distinguishes knowledge producers and knowledge users, whereas the literature on innovation systems, including knowledge exchange processes, also takes into account intermediaries and actors responsible for preconditions [ 19, 22, 23, 32].

There are several characteristics based on physical differences, location, and orbital properties that traditionally have distinguished comets from asteroids.