Sentence examples for was sufficiently distinct from inspiring English sources

"However, we considered that the voiceover artist enunciated the word clearly and that it was sufficiently distinct so as not to be generally confused with the word 'f***ing'f***ing

The court upheld sobriety checkpoints in 1990 as public health and safety measures, a method of getting dangerous drivers off the road that was sufficiently distinct from ordinary law enforcement as to not require the suspicion of individual wrongdoing that the Fourth Amendment usually imposes on a search or seizure.

T. sinense pollen was sufficiently distinct from synchronously flowering species that it could be distinguished on the insects with confidence.

SAC, owned by Mark rather than Amerco, was sufficiently distinct that Amerco didn't have to consolidate its finances on Amerco's books.

All three tests showed the mouse lemurs sampled from Sahafina formed a monophyletic clade (an exclusive family group) and the species was sufficiently distinct from other mouse lemurs.

In 2001, Colin Groves concluded that despite similarities, the greater bamboo lemur was sufficiently distinct from the bamboo lemurs of the genus Hapalemur to merit its own monotypic genus, Prolemur, in contrast to Schwarz's 1931 disagreement with Pocock's decision to separate Prolemur from Hapalemur.

Despite these areas of overlap, we believe that marketing and communication are sufficiently distinct – with distinctions that are directly relevant to effective public health practice – as to necessitate that one activity not be considered a sub-set of the other.

Now the "thunder lizard" looks set to make a comeback, after a new analysis suggests that Brontosaurus specimens are sufficiently distinct from other species after all.

At any rate, the specimen is sufficiently distinct from apes and other human precursors, or hominids, to be given a new genus and species name by the discovery team, headed by Dr. Michel Brunet of the University of Poitiers in France.

Australian and Indonesian scientists who made the discovery said those "little people" had lived on Flores until 13,000 years ago and were sufficiently distinct from modern humans to be a separate species, Homo floresiensis.

Licensees of the Digimarc method test pseudorandom sequences using cross-correlation to ensure that their watermarks are sufficiently distinct.