Sentence examples for would be distinguished from inspiring English sources

According to this design, human behaviors different in spatial contexts would be distinguished in first module.

One, Norman Redlich, dean of the New York University School of Law, would be distinguished.

But it has given few details about how Daisy would be distinguished from others in an increasingly crowded marketplace.

The succeeding form would be distinguished by the pervasive mechanization and industrialization of its productive processes, changes that introduced new dynamic tendencies into the economic system while significantly transforming the social and physical landscape.

In Latin the two corresponding sentences would be distinguished not by word order, which is grammatically indifferent and largely a matter of style, but by different shapes in the lexical equivalents of dog and cat.

It would be distinguished from the conjurations of magic and from moral and religious belief.

It would be distinguishing enough on its own but it's quickly followed anyway by that magic-carpet scent: garrigue, the thyme, juniper, rosemary brushland of coastal Southern France enhanced by the addition of lavender around Provence, is somehow unmistakably present in these famously fresh and crisp rosés wherever you're drinking them.

One would be distinguishing which mutations are important, because many of those found would have nothing to do with cancer.

If God had a commonplace proper name, He would merely be distinguished from other deities.

He would rather be distinguished by the renaissance breadth of his interests.

Because the three assays could not feasibly be conducted simultaneously, any potential effects of experimental block would not be distinguished.