Sentence examples for will be distinguishable from inspiring English sources
The £10 and £20 notes will have a tactile feature, while the £5 note will be distinguishable by the absence of one.
Yes, Yvette Cooper should have been shadow chancellor; but at least we now have one who (unlike the caretaker) will be distinguishable from George Osborne.
Surely at least one reason was that these white Christian Europeans look and (seem to) think extraordinarily like most British people, and their children and grandchildren will be distinguishable only by their unpronounceable names.By contrast, many Muslim immigrants and their children have become more estranged, not less.
38 air shower signals are identified by their distinct waveform characteristics, are in good agreement with simulations and their signals provide evidence that neutrino-induced radio signals will be distinguishable with high efficiency in ARIANNA.
But this then seems to imply that any given special cause will be distinguishable from the physical cause that realizes it, to the extent that it involves the instantiation of a different property.
Ancient duplications will be accompanied by greater sequence divergence between the two members of the duplicate pair and so will be distinguishable from more recent LSDs.
How they'll be distinguishable from the usual subway evangelists remains to be seen.
But the result will be a three-dimensional image; concrete, steel and water will all be distinguishable from uranium, plutonium and other very heavy materials.
Yet the images will scarcely be distinguishable: and neither their bat nature or their bird nature will be explicitly imagined.
The new plates will still be distinguishable from the old in one way, though: The new ones will feature reflective yellow paint on the letters and numbers, as is now required by law.
It is a corollary of that principle that quantities having no extent in any of those dimensions ("dimensionless quantities") will not be distinguishable as different kinds through dimensional analysis alone, and the formality of quantity calculus will be of no help in preventing mistakes where different kinds of dimensionless quantities are confused.
