On this night , every absolute command coming from Us becomes distinguishable .

The list of problems facing Latin America is long, but the salient themes are easily distinguishable.

So it's clearly distinguishable from any other species, having 46 names in it, its own web address.

For a non relativistic system consisting of a finite number of distinguishable particles, the component systems are the individual particles.

Contrast is the difference in luminance or color that makes an object (or its representation in an image or display) distinguishable.

For that reason, it is imperative that they are clearly distinguishable from the armed contingents in order to enhance their personal security and safety.

So, here are four rhinoviruses we never knew anything about no one's ever sequenced them and you can also see that you get unique and distinguishable patterns.

And, because the party programs of the Labour government and the Conservative opposition are not clearly distinguishable, they find it hard to differentiate themselves from the Liberal Democrats.

It is the process of defining a fuzzy concept so as to make the theoretical concept clearly distinguishable or measurable, and to understand it in terms of empirical observations.

Her face glistens in the sharp white light attached to the house s chipping white wall. The heat of early July makes the particles of sweat clearly distinguishable on her forehead.

An additional condition suggested for inclusion in this regard was that the contract of carriage should be individually or mutually negotiated, such that it would be distinguishable from an adhesion contract.

The Committee has consistently expressed the view that the crime of torture is qualitatively distinguishable from the various forms of homicide and assault that exist and therefore should be separately defined as a crime.

4. The Committee, in the light of some questions raised during the debate, expressed concern about repeated allegations of discrimination facing some groups that may be distinguishable by virtue of their tribal or national origin, descent, culture or language.

These two offences are distinguishable by several factors traffickers recruit or gain control of victims by coercive, deceptive or abusive means and obtain profits as a result of some form of exploitation of the victims after they have been moved.

Reviewing the extensive body of new scholarly commentary on the effect of armed conflict on environmental treaties, it is clear that not all environmental treaties react to armed conflict in the same way, and one commentator has categorized them in four distinguishable groups.

11.14 In reply to the State party's argument that the article 27 does not require that a cultural activity be protected by way of right, the author argues that his situation is distinguishable from the situation of the author in the case referred to by the State party.

It may be distinguishable from law school in the sense that a faculty is a subdivision of a university on the same rank with other faculties, i.e., faculty of medicine, faculty of graduate studies, whereas a law school or school of law may have a more autonomous status within a university, or may be totally independent of any other post secondary educational institution.