distinguishable from造句

1、So it's clearly distinguishable from any other species.

2、A small area distinguishable from the surrounding tissue.

3、The male bird is easily distinguishable from the female.

4、Only in verbal and conceptual content is "self-exploration" in psychotherapy distinguishable from the personal "relationship."

5、They found the surface layer of the cell discontinuous and distinguishable from the cytoplasm.

6、They're one of the most tangible ways that one destination is distinguishable from another.

7、The Romney campaign insists those tariffs are entirely distinguishable from the tire duties Obama imposed in 2009.

8、The adjective distinct means clearly defined and readily distinguishable from all others. Distinct also means notable or highly probable.

9、The background should be white and the color of clothing must be clearly distinguishable from the background color. The photograph must be free from stains.

10、In the scenarios above, software requirements are clearly distinguishable from business requirements, both of which are subject to process improvement opportunities and automation.

11、To simplify future troubleshooting, either eliminate all such common errors, or find a way to flag them so that they are easily distinguishable from the errors that matter.

12、The kinds of authority established by the bogeys of tradition and custom and conservative tradition are not always distinguishable from the kinds of authority that are based on genuine strength.

13、A prehistoric-looking creature, it is distinguishable from its cousin, the American alligator, by its longer, thinner snout, its lighter color, and two long teeth on the lower jaw that are visible when its mouth is closed.

14、If you do not specify anything else, gnuplot automatically displays the two graphs so that they are distinguishable from each other — in terminals like Windows and X11, gnuplot USES different colors.

15、Another good solution to the validation control problem is the clue box. This little pop-up window looks and behaves just like a ToolTip (but could be made distinguishable from a ToolTip by background color). Its function is to explain the range of acceptable data for a validation control, either active or passive.