Sentence examples for work distinguishing from inspiring English sources

In the cities the main system combines social insurance, paid for by payroll taxes, with individual accounts, into which workers must pay 8% of their earnings.But a kind of apartheid is at work, distinguishing urbanites from country folk, and locals from migrants.

This research is the first work distinguishing landslide features on two different terrains in Nigeria.

This assumes significance in light of recent work distinguishing information (or signalling) networks, such as the Internet and protein interactome, on the one hand, and transportation networks, such as metabolic and airport networks, on the other, into two classes [39].

Thus, to better understand the role of wealth, one should seek a better understanding of poverty as suggested by Paugam [ 58], whose work was based on Castel's [ 59] work distinguishing between disqualifying poverty and integrated poverty.

27 Although there is work distinguishing the quality of care provided in the ED, and other inpatient department care, 28 the relationship between quality strategies used in the ED, and quality of care provided in the ED, has not been assessed.

In this six-volume work, distinguished for its style and erudition, Atterbom shows an appreciation for the writings he had recklessly attacked in his youth.

She has instead created a body of work distinguished by its sober, often bracing prose, its patient eye for all-telling detail and its humane but penetrating intelligence about middling people faced with middling prospects.

Our work distinguished itself from the above-mentioned ones in the following aspects.

Our work distinguishes itself from previous methods by considering AL-DDoS attack detection in heavy backbone traffic.

This work distinguishes two states of re-equilibration: (1) run-to-run repeatability and (2) full equilibration.

Our work distinguishes from prior optimization works in that it does not treat the spectrum as the set of discrete orthogonal channels but the continuous resource.