Sentence examples for which was distinguished from inspiring English sources

He and his wife developed a customized version of Dada, called Tabu, which was distinguished by its rejection of the negative, anti-art aspects of the original.

Early on, the Sidekick, which was distinguished by a fold-out screen that opens like a switchblade knife, attracted a celebrity following that helped the company make inroads into consumer and youth markets.

The thermal grill elicited a complex percept, which was distinguished almost perfect from a hot stimulus.

However, the definition of coherence as consisting of cohesive devices alone was criticized by later writers and the presence of cohesive devices came to be known as cohesion which was distinguished from coherence (Bamberg, 1984; Carrell, 1982; Johns, 1986).

The Ettan IPGphor isoelectric focusing system (Figure 6) and treatment sample (Figure 7) showed complete differentiation of protein quantity in the control and treatment samples, which was distinguished by the white area.

With the increase of hydrostatic pressure, the pit corrosion resistance of Fe 20Cr alloy was deteriorated, which was distinguished by the decrease of critical pit potential (Ecirt) and the increase of passive current density.

Neither of the measures, however, distinguished normal from resonant voice, which were distinguished perceptually.

(The outstanding exceptions are the creolized dialects, which are distinguished by far-reaching structural peculiarities).

The illuminated region above it is called the photic zone, within which are distinguished the euphotic and disphotic zones.

Mr. Shapiro declined to say what Yale paid for the collection, which is distinguished partly by its sheer size.

The two main kinds of calcium supplements are calcium carbonate and calcium citrate, which are distinguished by the compound that is used to combine with the calcium.