distinguishable from, by, in, on or as?
| It is hardly distinguishable from space. |
| Some women become indistinguishable from men. |
| Some women become more distinguishable from women. |
| Findings of fact are distinguishable from subjective judgments or opinions. |
| It would be observationally distinguishable from the cosmological constant. |
| As a natural form of expression, work is not too distinguishable from play. |
| An asterisk (*) indicates that a book's sales are barely distinguishable from those of the book above it. |
| Further, information processing is today not distinguishable from information generation and transmission. |
| Development of mild abdominal pain makes the parasitic infection distinguishable from the other two forms. |
| At points, they devolve into something just barely distinguishable from conspiracy theory (evidently the U. |
| All of these different strains are distinguishable by their DNA. |
| It is easily distinguishable by its reddish stripe down its black back. |
| Bobcat tracks are distinguishable by the circular shape of the fore-pad. |
| Italian wines are often distinguishable by their hallmark bitterness on the finish. |
| Catamarans are distinguishable by their two hulls, where most yachts have only one. |
| This corresponds to a bright green light, which is easily distinguishable by the man. |
| More than fifty ethnic groups, distinguishable by their colorful costumes, live in the north of the country. |
| Odi as shaman often appears in his works, usually distinguishable by a distressed mental state and physical isolation. |
| The silver-haired and sharp-nosed Shirley was easily distinguishable by the red rosebud he wore regularly in his buttonhole. |
| They were distinguishable in a special way. |
| The decision is clearly distinguishable in its application to the present case. |
| The three stages are in my opinion distinguishable in the process of the islamization in Egypt. |
| As early as you be dressed in this jacket, many sometimes distinguishable in the remainder of the crowd. |
| Everyone was half-singing, half-droning, terrified of actually being distinguishable in the congregation. |
| I am talking about really who and what we are and what makes us distinguishable in the case of intra species comparisons and twins. |
| Distinguishable in a crowd by his glorious dreadlocks, he makes subdued ditties that draw their influence from all the right places. |
| Tess instinctively thought it might be Marian, and when she came near enough to be distinguishable in the gloom, surely enough it was she. |
| These two generations are clearly distinguishable in their morphological as well as cytological characters and are formed from one another i. |
| And to make things, even more clearly distinguishable in Santhosh ' s treat that night, we went to the same ol ' Palmshore Multi-Cuisine Restaurant. |
| And the order against which the insurgency is aimed is thereby only distinguishable as a hateful dictatorship. |
| Although less distinguishable as a updated feature, the distance scales were finally colored in yellow for feet. |
| If you'd like to make yourself distinguishable as a beginning snowboarder, try wearing your butt-pad outside your snow-pants. |
| I love the surprise of the new sound they continue to come up with, yet it still remains easily distinguishable as the In Flames sound. |
| There was a Scotch ingredient of colonial population from the earliest times, and also Scotch-Irish, although not usually distinguishable as such. |
| Built by Tickford, only 500 were eventually produced and it is highly distinguishable as a special edition, with wider tracking and beefed up arches. |
| Though heavily remodelled in the 1950s, it is still distinguishable as the projection on the row of buildings facing the front gate, and it is still called Stoyte House. |
| Stephen Wassira case is distinguishable on the facts. |
| Siew Yik Hau 2002 3 CLJ 275 are distinguishable on this ground. |
| The present case was distinguishable on its facts from that of Leila Khalid (para 85). |
| Further, cases such as Debot are distinguishable on the basis that they deal with untested tip informants. |
| You may think you can justify not referring to a binding decision because it is distinguishable on its facts. |
| Features that were distinguishable on a note by color variant lost their individuality when reproduced photographically. |
| However, he noted, persuasively, in this Kat's view, that those decisions were generally distinguishable on their facts. |
| In some cases people didn't vote because the PCC candidates said nothing new or distinguishable on why they should be elected. |
| Within a species, different chromosomes are visually distinguishable on the basis of their size and the form of their components. |
| Dalby was distinguishable on its facts as a case where the victim was not injured as a direct and immediate result of the defendant's act. |
| These groups are only distinguishable at flowering stage. |
| Otherwise they would not be distinguishable at first glance. |
| Incidently journalists are distinguishable at SDLP Conferences. |
| Brilliant design and great performing are features which make the vase distinguishable at. |
| The observing principle, which is yourself, always stands outside the two things, which are distinguishable for some purpose. |
| They were under the impression that they were not to remain on their new lamds, and consequently their houses are easily distinguishable for many years by their simplicity. |
| What consists of parts is distinguishable into them, and what is distinguishable is separable. |
| Osama bin Laden was nothing more than a figure head, a face on a screen barely distinguishable through the static. |
| And though the commandos sound great and become immediately distinguishable through their speech, they have disappointingly few speaking lines. |
| He was a young officer, and like them all, easily distinguishable to the German machine-gunners. |
| Ultimately, for affiliate advertising to be effective, the banner ads need to be visible and distinguishable to visitors. |
| This is why colours are barely, if at all, distinguishable to us in low light, as the cones are not sensitive enough in these conditions. |
| But to answer your question about how they are distinguishable to a layman who doesn't want to learn the maths -- the answer is that physics works, and occultism doesn't. |
| Just to the left of Vega, which is in the top-right of the triangle, binoculars show a double star called Epsilon Lyrae, with two stars just about distinguishable to the naked eye. |
| It was nice to watch how our works and workflows become distinguishable with the personal ways and styles. |
| Classy yet distinguishable with its unique embellishments and details, Mils is perfect for a society where the men are not ready for the odder spectrum of Margiela's designs just yet. |
| Scrolling down the page was really nice, seeing all those rustic, classic designs slowly evolve over time, a lovely snapshot of art almost immediately distinguishable with their respective decades. |