His most distinguishing feature, however, was a black eyepatch that crossed his forehead and covered his left eye. |
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But the forest may have lost its most distinguishing features as understood by the Tzeltal community. |
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I'd say that unless you judge a person's work by their status, you need some way of distinguishing worth. |
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The original version was in Kufic script and contained no vowels or distinguishing, diacritical points. |
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A sophisticated analytical approach distinguishing between pain and suffering and loss of amenity is not usually required. |
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The most distinguishing morphological characteristics of leatherbacks are their large size and dark color. |
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Such a capacity to identify and contrast peoples by distinguishing characteristics is a feature of a sense of national identity. |
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If so, this peculiar morphologic feature is another distinguishing characteristic of this genus. |
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Scholars had a great deal of trouble distinguishing arsenic, antimony, and bismuth from each other. |
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The ligulate leaves and strongly revolute leaf margins are distinguishing features of Meesia uliginosa. |
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Today, Apulian estates are distinguishing themselves, profiting from unique varietals, old vines, cheap land, and an influx of winemakers. |
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In other words, in the microworld, there is no intrinsic arrow of time, distinguishing the future from the past. |
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It is not the mere articulation which is our distinguishing character, for parrots and other birds possess this power. |
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Clearly distinguishing the weekend from the week suggests both a routinisation of time and a contrast between work time and leisure. |
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Economists and historians regard a reduction in real wages as one of the distinguishing features of the modern period. |
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So let's practice distinguishing ejective from aspirated stops, okay class? |
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It is an important issue because even trained tasters can have trouble distinguishing between bitterness and astringency. |
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Perhaps I am not as much of an audiophile as you, but I had no trouble distinguishing guitars, drums, saxophone and vocals. |
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Creationists are usually more careful about distinguishing between microevolution and macroevolution at this point. |
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His main distinguishing feature was the single black eye patch thrown across his left eye. |
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The most distinguishing feature of the Mandans was by far their warmth and friendliness. |
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Like all gobies it has two distinct dorsal fins, and a distinguishing feature of this species is that the front fin has a pale band at its top. |
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However, right at the beginning he is scrupulous in distinguishing the two terms. |
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One of the distinguishing characteristics of the Native Baptist church is immersion baptism. |
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Unlike rallying flags or war cries these distinguishing marks could be personal and not necessarily shared by whole armies or divisions. |
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The bastides and fortified churches constitute the distinguishing hallmarks of the southwest. |
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First, it is too general to be of any use in distinguishing one narrative genre from another. |
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As with other toads their skin has a somewhat warty appearance but the distinguishing feature is a dark bar across the head behind the eyes. |
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Of course, it could try distinguishing itself with amazing food, service and ambience. |
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He had no distinguishing physical qualities setting him apart from the other Marines. |
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We analysed the plot movements within the parables, distinguishing between tragic and comic parables. |
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Another distinguishing feature of Millennials is that they come to college from a lifestyle that was highly scheduled. |
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He discusses the infinite, distinguishing between the potentially infinite and the actual infinite. |
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Here, a division of the world in two groups is made, with binary code as a symbol for computer knowledge as the distinguishing characteristic. |
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As a child I remember us distinguishing between pace and tripple, with tripple being the superior gait, but a pacer was also acceptable. |
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Without some kind of guide for distinguishing truth from falsehood, we are lost. |
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To me, it illustrates that the son is incapable of distinguishing between singleness of purpose and monomania. |
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The designs are quirky and the techniques innovative, distinguishing them from the twee associations that craft and knitwear often suffer from. |
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The only distinguishing feature was a silver doorknob, blanketed with a thick layer of dust. |
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This brief 8-item questionnaire has been validated by applying a method for distinguishing typological from dimensional constructs. |
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Among some groups, such as Tzotzils, costume is not simply clothing, it is a mark distinguishing group from group. |
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Porthole windows and blond stone cladding are just two of the distinguishing exterior features of the houses, which form two courtyards. |
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Tragic as all this violence and bloodletting is, even I am starting to have trouble distinguishing these reports from one another, day after day. |
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The courts are not always good at distinguishing between preventable and unavoidable deaths. |
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Similarly, they have no difficulty in distinguishing a houseboat from a boathouse or a horse race from a racehorse. |
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A major distinguishing characteristic of advisory bodies is their independence. |
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This may seem a somewhat slender basis for distinguishing this type of reference from a mere promise to negotiate. |
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A distinguishing feature of the postwar period was in fact its exceptional reliance on unfree labour. |
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Distinguishing between true and false in this realm is like distinguishing between straight and crooked in the natural realm. |
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The yellow-green disk at the center of the flowers is a distinguishing mark for sneezeweed. |
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He clearly emphasized the emergence of socially organized labour and production as the key to distinguishing humans from animals. |
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They are both solipsists, incapable of distinguishing an objective world independent of their own states of consciousness. |
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The existence of such variation creates problems in distinguishing between taxa at the level of species and varieties. |
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For his leadership, Sergeant Ayersman was awarded a Bronze Star with a distinguishing device for heroic achievement. |
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For hearing and understanding, it required neuro-cognitive networks capable of distinguishing the sounds of human speech and decoding them. |
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Fundus examination is usually normal, distinguishing it from the progressive conditions causing nyctalopia. |
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They often did not include the product involved at all, simply referring to it obliquely via its distinguishing features. |
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The distinguishing feature of the lowermost sequence is the presence of coal or carbonaceous shale within alluvial and lacustrine strata. |
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There's a talent in distinguishing which old-school tune has the bass and catchy guitar riff to place firmly in a rapper's rhyming game. |
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For the pathway of cis-trans isomerization of olefins, we suggest distinguishing conjugated olefins of little polarity from other cases. |
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He concludes that the most important distinguishing factor between canella, cassia, and true cinnamon is their oil content. |
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The nape lacks cirri, and the first gill arch attaches to the operculum, the latter characteristic distinguishing Tripterygiidae from Clinidae. |
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The second photo should be of a street sign or some other distinguishing landmark at the node. |
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Sociability is a distinguishing characteristic of the islands and often is commented on by visitors. |
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Be sure to overnight in one of the bed and breakfast cottages or inns that are a distinguishing feature of Tasmanian travel. |
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It requires expansion of our emotional lexicon, distinguishing sensitivity from oversensitivity. |
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These transformations have led, in fact, to some of the most distinguishing characteristics of the different branches of the IE family. |
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As I stated previously, in 18th century deism there were two keys to distinguishing between deism and theism in its various forms. |
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In association with our work with the American Chemical Society, we have developed a field procedure for distinguishing halite from sylvite. |
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One of this animal's distinguishing features is the saddle-like hump on its back. |
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He was clean-shaven, of slim build and had a clear complexion, but a distinguishing long, prominent nose. |
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Minds doped up on this kind of cod theology have a hard time distinguishing between these men. |
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Then, having identified the distinguishing features, the book proceeded to codify them into rules for achieving literary elegance. |
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Cytologic features and immunocytochemistry are helpful in distinguishing this tumor from others that share similar myxoid background. |
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Aside from this fastidious attention to detail, the designer's work has few distinguishing features. |
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I might answer this by distinguishing the comedy of clowns from the romantic comedy of manners. |
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George offered a principle for distinguishing individual rights from common rights. |
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Care should be taken in distinguishing the hard-core totalitarians from the fellow-travelers, and Pipes doesn't seem to want to do this. |
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The stupefying infiltration of the White House quickly establishes that distinguishing the good guys from the bad guys will be difficult. |
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The use of Pinyin poses problems of distinguishing homographs, as in the 24 etymologically unrelated forms spelt lian. |
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The German language has a neat way of distinguishing between a loose confederation and a federal union. |
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This of course confirmed her in her opinion, for Grandpa's pride in his own awfulness was his distinguishing trait. |
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Food used to be one of the most distinguishing characteristics of a civilization. |
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Even in areas where foreshocks are fairly common, there is no way of distinguishing a foreshock from an independent earthquake. |
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The distinguishing feature of their initial period will be its crucial and critical, decisive character. |
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Three prominent horns and a large frill at the back of the skull are the distinguishing characteristics of Triceratops. |
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Graphics card vendors are having a hard time these days distinguishing their wares from the competition in this cut-throat margin market. |
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Just distinguishing between nits and flakes of dandruff is difficult, especially on blond hair. |
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The frequent use of such abstract generalities is a distinguishing feature of the Goethian style. |
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A distinguishing feature of the secretory machinery is that insulin is secreted in a pulsatory manner with a period on the order of minutes. |
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The only distinguishing features to differentiate the turtles are the color of their bandanas. |
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Obviously, these are gross distinctions, but somehow our brains require some way of distinguishing the Old Order from the New. |
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Sin is like many other distempers, that put the mouth out of taste so as to disenable it from distinguishing good and wholesome food from bad. |
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Specifically, people unfamiliar with reverse characters seem to have difficulty distinguishing mirror images. |
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I have trouble distinguishing components of that taste and really have trouble naming them! |
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What I have difficulty with is distinguishing different noises in loud areas. |
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The cytology was helpful in distinguishing benign from malignant pancreatic frozen section. |
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I know actors and actresses have a little trouble distinguishing between fact and fantasy. |
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You are not the only one who has difficulty distinguishing between the two positions. |
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They see their commitment to universality as an important feature distinguishing Canada from the United States. |
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The use of arms and appropriate assets is the main distinguishing feature of war here. |
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The real winner is Lost in Translation, mostly for distinguishing itself in this list as being self-consciously cinematic. |
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The distinguishing trust of the Society had always been the free and independent influence of the Holy Spirit. |
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One of Brooklyn's distinguishing characteristics is the large size of its control room. |
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They found three distinguishing features of the motor for the ranges of load and temperature they used. |
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As each individual story unfolds, we mark a shift into a distinguishing typeface. |
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To learn their craft well is the key distinguishing ambition of this group. |
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All games of the raid type require that those taking part should wear a distinguishing color. |
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It is pride to not acknowledge that all the distinguishing advantages you have come from God. |
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The distinguishing trait of Chinatown was the decorative arch which crossed H Street at 7th. |
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According to Mayer, there are four distinguishing characteristics of Modern Regulation. |
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Attention has also been given to ovarian morphology as a primary distinguishing characteristic. |
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The distinguishing feature of this surface microphone is that it is only 6.9 mm in height. |
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We tried to estimate 2,000 feet but couldn't break out any distinguishing arresting-gear markers. |
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Most people are fairly adept at judging the character and personality of others, or at least at distinguishing unreasoning zealots from men of good sense. |
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A distinguishing characteristic of female voters is their caution. |
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Allied ground forces in Normandy used a white star for the same reason, and in the Gulf war in 1990-1 Allied vehicles bore a distinguishing chevron. |
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I squinted into the darkness, barely distinguishing anything. |
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The concentrations of iron and thorium, for instance, have proved useful in distinguishing rock types from one another and in monitoring geochemical processes. |
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Their main distinguishing feature is that, although they are non-military courts, one of their judges is always a members of the Military Legal Service. |
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While he could claim to compete in the quality and scope of his cartography and geodetic work, the truly distinguishing feature of his survey was its military tenor. |
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It is useful in distinguishing epidural abscess from the adjacent compressed thecal sac and other potential compressive lesions, such as a herniated disc. |
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The importance of distinguishing between benign prostatic hyperplasia and benign prostatic enlargement and bladder outlet obstruction is fundamental. |
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By contrast, the flowers of Acorus calamus from the family Aracea are relatively insignificant and its most appealing distinguishing feature is its foliage. |
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The pope in his distinguishing robe and tiara carries a monstrance containing the holy Eucharist, as clerics process before him and the laity behind. |
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This technical difference will assist in distinguishing ormolu produced in Boulton's Birmingham workshops from that supplied by Anderson in London. |
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All were quite capable of distinguishing between their own fantasies and reality, but most simply preferred to avoid the latter and embrace the former. |
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It is a rather unusual volume, with six distinguishing features. |
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The distinguishing obligation of a fiduciary is the obligation of loyalty. |
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Scottish slate's distinguishing features of colour, texture, thickness and range of sizes when split are key contributors to the character of Scottish roofscapes. |
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The distinguishing colours of the Birman are those of the Siamese. |
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He had no tattoos or other distinguishing body marks but he had two crowns on teeth to the front of his right upper jaw, possibly suggesting an accident or sporting injury. |
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Key distinguishing features are the presence of broadly horizontal erosion surfaces and overlying axial river alluvium inset into bajada deposits in the former case. |
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The perils of distinguishing true predatory behaviour from beneficial rivalrous behaviour mean that the threshold for regulatory intervention should be high. |
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Rum's main distinguishing factor is the source of its distillation. |
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Nevertheless, until now there has existed no journal dedicated to distinguishing scientifically unsupported from scientifically supported claims in mental health practice. |
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She had always had trouble distinguishing the difference between twins! |
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He clarifies the concept of positive law by analyzing the constituent concepts of his definition, and by distinguishing law from other concepts that are similar. |
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It is thought that the distinguishing volatile compounds include the volatile phenols, benzaldehyde, vinylbenzene, ethyl cinnamate, ethyl vanillate, and methyl vanillate. |
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It is both a distinguishing feature and hallmark of the field. |
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So let's practice distinguishing ejective from aspirated stops. |
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One of the distinguishing aspects of the car was the fact it was a left-hand drive, which may jog the memory of those who sighted the car in the Tullow area. |
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The main distinguishing feature of Lovecraft's Mythos is that anyone who messes around with the occult gets eaten by ghouls, driven insane or turned into a fishman. |
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Hallam plotted the number of European Jurassic bivalve species against their estimated stratigraphic range without distinguishing between endemics and cosmopolitans. |
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The adoption of isms and adherance to ists stunts development of free cognitive association, an essential and distinguishing attribute of creativity. |
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Innocence and repose are the oratorio's distinguishing features. |
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This mannered floridity of diction, accompanied by the persistent capitalization of abstract nouns, was to become a distinguishing and disfiguring feature of Bulwer's prose. |
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Like all wattles it's fast-growing and flowers from August to October, but a distinguishing feature is its foliage which smells of cinnamon when crushed in warm weather. |
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A similar breakdown for three-dimensional spaces, Thurston realized, would give mathematicians a useful tool for distinguishing hyperspheres from other shapes. |
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It is a distinguishing characteristic of the breed that religious fanatics have a particularly lurid sexual imagination. |
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Without commanding, distinguishing words from their mouths, the narrative can be wholly invented for Kate and Letizia. |
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It's hard now, when that subject is so widely acknowledged as almost to have lost its distinguishing interest, to recapture the thrill of those revelations and reclamations. |
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She also commented on what might be her most distinguishing feature, her pierced nose. |
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Because the heads bear distinguishing patches of rough skin, called callosities, a good overhead view allows scientists to recognize an individual whale, year after year. |
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Arrow of time refers to the capability of distinguishing previous events from subsequent events by observing significant differences between the two events. |
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The distinguishing feature of lacewood is the prominent ray flecks. |
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The Ekman layer, with its distinguishing feature the Ekman spiral, is rarely observed in the ocean. |
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The most basic measured distinguishing trait is the dolichocephaly of the skull. |
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One distinguishing feature is that Hampshire has a large free roaming herd of red deer, including more than 6,500 stags during busy seasons. |
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The importance of vowels in distinguishing one word from another varies from language to language. |
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A distinguishing aspect of Indian federalism is that unlike many other forms of federalism, it is asymmetric. |
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This was both due to economic reasons as well as a distinguishing feature, especially in South Africa and South America. |
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A distinguishing feature from other Russian Cossacks is the Chupryna or Oseledets hairstyle, a roach haircut popular among some Kubanians. |
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Chinese differs from English in distinguishing between names of things, which can stand as predicate nominatives, and names of characteristics. |
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English is typical of most world languages, in distinguishing only between singular and plural number. |
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In distinguishing whether the language is a priori or a posteriori, the prevalence and distribution of respectable traits is often the key. |
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Glide retention in these contexts has occasionally been held to be a shibboleth distinguishing Canadians from Americans. |
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The distinguishing function is used to distinguish between the core arguments, the subject and the object, of a transitive clause. |
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Thus, from the distinguishing perspective, there is no need to case mark both arguments. |
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Properly distinguishing between Law and Gospel prevents the obscuring of the Gospel teaching of justification by grace through faith alone. |
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Nicaraguan Spanish has many indigenous influences and several distinguishing characteristics. |
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At first the Colonel does not recognize his own horse, since the animal's distinguishing white markings have been covered with dye. |
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Other studies using laugh tracks show that gelotophobes have problems distinguishing a happy har-de-har from a scornful snicker. |
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Another distinguishing feature is the number of players in the singles draw. |
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The authors attack the common view that causation involves necessity by distinguishing between causal 'production' and necessitation. |
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The distinguishing feature of neural network is to classify the dataset based on which strategic conclusions can be made by the organization. |
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Predictably, in keeping with the pathology of codependence, the lines distinguishing the two countries became blurred. |
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One of the distinguishing characteristics of this species is the red tube feet. |
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The more conventional approach is to collectivize the risk in banking and to centralize the problem of distinguishing good banks from bad banks. |
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Unrivalled accuracy by understanding words in context and retrieval of information according to its meaning, thereby distinguishing homophones. |
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No experienced typologist has difficulty in distinguishing lunates, trapeze-rectangles, and triangles except for the rare, odd specimen. |
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Consider the importance of distinguishing a handwritten multiplication symbol from a lower-case x, used as a pronumeral. |
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Our objective was to assess different methods of distinguishing between migrant and resident kingbirds where they cooccur. |
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Agricultural activities are limited to the riparian forest, with swiddening of the tanjung being its distinguishing characteristic. |
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In fact, distinguishing between billies and nannies isn't necessarily a sure thing. |
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Each ommatidium has its own cornea, lens, and photoreceptor cells for distinguishing brightness and color. |
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The quick keys to the identification of protozoans, helminths, and arthropods are helpful for distinguishing pseudoparasites from harmful ones. |
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The distinguishing feature of the Voya Point-to-Point Volatility Control Strategy is its use of Deutsche Bank's CROCI valuation methodology. |
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The business with the hat is a fine example of the difficulty of distinguishing between 'natural' and 'formal' acting. |
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Strabo says that the Romans use Hispania and Iberia synonymously, distinguishing between the near northern and the far southern provinces. |
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Other distinguishing characteristics were its calculation of the date of Easter and the style of the tonsure haircut that clerics wore. |
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One of the distinguishing features of Renaissance art was its development of highly realistic linear perspective. |
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Soloff emphasized the difficulty in distinguishing histologically between some cases of lipomelanic reticulosis and Hodgkin's disease. |
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One of the most distinguishing aspects of student life at Cambridge is the possibility to take part in formal dinners at college. |
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They are also popularly known among enthusiasts, especially when distinguishing them from shanties, as fo'c's'le songs or forebitters. |
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Understand approaches for distinguishing transudates vs exudates in fluids. |
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Different branches of a family with the same surname sometimes used distinguishing epithets, which sometimes became surnames in their own right. |
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The widespread use of chemical warfare was a distinguishing feature of the conflict. |
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Radiocarbon dating of organic material buried next to or over a fault shear is often critical in distinguishing active from inactive faults. |
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These features are the distinguishing features of how the concept of race is used today. |
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Although a number of paradigms for distinguishing between languages and dialects do exist, these often render contradictory results. |
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Pastors are assigned to congregations by bishops, distinguishing it from presbyterian government. |
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Fictionality is most commonly cited as distinguishing novels from historiography. |
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Indeed, this is what Ian Watt sees as distinguishing the novel from earlier prose narratives. |
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Roman art is sometimes viewed as derived from Greek precedents, but also has its own distinguishing features. |
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It is bounded by a ring road and has been purposely planned, distinguishing it from West Lothian's other town centres. |
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Still, they are often used, because they are a practical way of distinguishing between different historical monarchs who had the same name. |
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For archaeologists, distinguishing art from nonart is still quite a challenge. |
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Asking if her son had any distinguishing marks, he stripped off his clothes to reveal the same marks and mother and son were thus reunited. |
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Glaciers slowly deform and flow due to stresses induced by their weight, creating crevasses, seracs, and other distinguishing features. |
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He described the distinguishing characteristics as a straight bill hooked at the tip, linear nostrils, a bare face, and fully webbed feet. |
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A distinguishing feature between the Southern Low Franconian varieties and Low German varieties is the plural of the verbs. |
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Pliny gives a special place to iron, distinguishing the hardness of steel from what is now called wrought iron, a softer grade. |
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Lizards and snakes share a movable quadrate bone, distinguishing them from the sphenodonts, which have more primitive and solid diapsid skulls. |
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Multiculturalism is often cited as one of Canada's significant accomplishments, and a key distinguishing element of Canadian identity. |
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When they're not trying to pick up a mate, vervets have an elaborate way of distinguishing between various threats, Marler said. |
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A critical element distinguishing yesteryear's ghettos from today's is that now most adults in the inner cities no longer work in a typical week. |
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Congress about the issue and provided criteria for identifying it and distinguishing it from other barriers to inoperability. |
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Ceres may have a thin, permanent atmosphere distinguishing it from the other minor planets. |
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The innovation and emphasis placed on failure recovery mechanisms is a distinguishing feature of the Georgia SoftWorks Telnet Server. |
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Yet, the common consumer is hardly distinguishing between healthy food and functional food. |
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Great Langdale is a valley in the Lake District National Park in North West England, the epithet Great distinguishing it from the neighbouring valley of Little Langdale. |
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Hund therefore draws from Hart's analysis distinguishing social rules, which have internal and external aspects, from habits, which have only external aspects. |
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Although the tincture azure of tongue and claws is not cited in many blazons, they are historically a distinguishing feature of the Arms of England. |
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In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, there are two copulas, and the syntax is also changed when one is distinguishing between states or situations and essential characteristics. |
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Because masculinities and femininities are socially and culturally constructed, they often play significant roles in constructing identities and distinguishing one another. |
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Due to a very high proportion of applicants receiving the highest school grades, the interview process is crucial for distinguishing between the most able candidates. |
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He also argues against including other French vowels on the grounds that very few British speakers succeed in distinguishing the vowels in bon and banc, or in rue and roue. |
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Congregationalism is more easily identified as a movement than a single denomination, given its distinguishing commitment to the complete autonomy of the local congregation. |
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Height is not the sole criterion for distinguishing horses from ponies. |
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Another distinguishing characteristic is the lack of asymmetry in the setation of the exopodites of the 1st maxillipeds of these larvae with respect of other brachyuran crabs. |
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A flagship is a vessel used by the commanding officer of a group of naval ships, characteristically a flag officer entitled by custom to fly a distinguishing flag. |
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They wrapped tight cloth straps around the heads of newborns to shape their soft skulls into a more conical form, thus distinguishing the nobility from other social classes. |
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Royer is sometimes wrongly cited as initially distinguishing Crux. |
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Nevertheless, it has its own distinguishing features, which were formed by a variety of influences during the country's long and difficult history. |
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The bats' most distinguishing feature is that their forelimbs are developed as wings, making them the only mammals in the world naturally capable of flight. |
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The article used for singular nouns is different from that used for plural nouns and the article provides a distinguishing factor between the two in speech. |
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For humankind, the factor of technology is a distinguishing and critical consideration, both as an enabler and an additional source of byproducts. |
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Meanwhile, the royal authority became more and more assertive, centred on a hierarchically conceived society distinguishing nobility, clergy, and commoners. |
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Therefore, the criteria for distinguishing fossil scorpion molts and carcasses may also be useful for distinguishing fossil eurypterid molts and carcasses. |
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No surer criterion for determining species has occurred to me than the distinguishing features that perpetuate themselves in propagation from seed. |
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Usually the spores provide the best characters for distinguishing species within Isoetes, but these can vary in size because of polyploidy and hybridization. |
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Sea urchins are dioecious, having separate male and female sexes, although distinguishing the two is not easy, except for their locations on the sea bottom. |
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Among phenotypic traits distinguishing the 2 biotypes, sensitivity to polymyxin B is considered a reliable indicator and stable phenotype for biotyping. |
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He is partially colour blind and has difficulty distinguishing between the red and brown balls, once even potting a brown ball believing it to be a red ball. |
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Because Stoke was such a common name for a settlement, some kind of distinguishing affix was usually added later, in this case the name of the river. |
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The findings underscore marked and ostensive verbalisation as a distinguishing feature of secure mothers' well-attuned, affect-mirroring communication with their infants. |
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Similarly, items are criticised as inadequately refecting the WHO-ICF three domains, and not distinguishing between 'remunerated' or 'at home' work. |
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The distinguishing characteristics for species are found in the shape of the asymmetrical notch on the anterior margin of the frontoclypeal apotome. |
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The sensitivity and specificity of FDG PET in distinguishing recurrent brain tumor from radionecrosis in patients treated with stereotactic radiosurgery. |
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The English, of all classes, value themselves on this trait, as distinguishing them from the French, who, in the popular belief, are more polite than true. |
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Brieger and his associates first divide the subtribe Epidendrinae into what could be called series, distinguishing four such series in the subtribe. |
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