Sentence examples for uniquely distinguish from inspiring English sources

This start sequence is critical and must be of sufficient length to synchronize the reception protocol and uniquely distinguish between a valid start-of-message and noise.

In practice we found that a sequence of 2 bytes was not sufficient to uniquely distinguish messages, and so we employed a 4 byte start sequence for every message.

The results presented show that this method is capable of generating strip-like (or beam) designs with specified feature width, which have highly desirable characteristics and practical benefits and uniquely distinguish the proposed method.

To investigate axonal projections, we developed a method to uniquely distinguish excitatory axons from inhibitory ones in the cortex using transgenic mice expressing Cre recombinase in the Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase IIα-containing neurons.

However, as more organic compounds were isolated and analyzed, it became clear that elemental composition doesn't uniquely distinguish substances.

The EMA algorithm was used to uniquely distinguish children with MPA from children with GPA, whose diagnoses had been classified according to both adult- and pediatric-specific criteria.

CYLD was the only currently known negative regulator of NF-κB to be identified, thus uniquely distinguishing this gene.

She was a uniquely distinguished contributor to the field of inter-racial issues in applied psychology and also had a private practice from her home.

Despite Mr. Douthat's assertions, there is nothing, aside from the gender of the partners, that "uniquely" distinguishes heterosexual marriages from the committed relationships of my gay friends -- who, by the way, are also members of civilization and are (at least) as organically connected to other generations as my spouse and I are.

Both systems use the property that numerous users use the system at the same time which provides k-anonymity (Sweeney 2002): no individual can be uniquely distinguished from a group of size k, for large values for k.

What uniquely distinguishes ECSEL is that children learn to talk about emotions through lived emotional experiences during a state of emotional arousal, known as causal talk in the context of emotional experience (CTEE).