Exemplos de uso de Be distinct em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We can be distinct, and unified, at the same time.
Individual hair shadows are amorphous when they should be distinct.
Savepoint names must be distinct within a given transaction.
Most authors require that all of the edges and vertices be distinct from one another.
These titles must be distinct from any other section titles.
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For two players to gain advantage over the one, they must be distinct from each other.
The cultural identity would be distinct from people who embraced the culture.
They suggest that the"species" of Lycoris presently recognized may not be distinct.
That valuation shall be distinct from the valuation carried out under Article 36. 2.
In this aspect, depending on the time of headache onset, its pathophysiological mechanism may be distinct.
Drawing on linoleum has to be distinct, an optimum step of drawing- 1-1,5 m.
Under this programme the State may grant to the railway undertaking deficit subsidies which must be distinct.
I believe that conservation andpreservation may be distinct, but their application depends on the particular area.
Because the needs, expectations, and demands of each group are different,so should the indicators be distinct.
Parliament clearly indicated how this committee should be distinct from the Committee on Proprietary Medicinal Products.
The activities have to be distinct but complementary to actions and programmes of other EC bodies or other international organisations ILO, OECD, etc.
Because it involves aspects that only the individual can evaluate,the self-assessment can be distinct from an external perceptual-auditory evaluation.
Paragraph 2 states that the mark must be distinct from the other inscriptions on the machinery and large enough to be clearly visible the actual size will depend on the size of the machinery.
The PVP certificates were granted even though the DUS criteria- the varieties should be distinct, novel, uniform and stable- were not fully met.
However, the two concepts may be distinct in at least two fields that can be viewed as contradictory due to conflicts of interest and/or divergent opinions that are mutually exclusive between the parties involved.
They concluded that this lack of correlation occurs because the mechanisms involved in anatomic emphysema might be distinct from those that cause the loss of elastic recoil.
The issuing policy for these uses may be distinct, and separation provides a basis for administering these polices.
These laboratories are approved by the authorized authority in the Member State which,under Community legislation must be distinct from the public operator.
What role do you think public opinion-which could be distinct from the opinions of participants-should have in research ethics?
We shall see here just again as has been said already that this new man is as distinct from our old, outer,natural man as any two entities can possibly be distinct from one another.
SWEDEN AND TURCO v COUNCIL must,as a general rule, be distinct from the principles relied upon by Mr Turco, which underlie Regulation No 1049/2001 in its entirety.
A person may hold several posts, except that the Project Leader, Project Secretary andthe Chairman of the Technical Committee must be distinct, and that the Leader cannot appoint themselves as their own Delegate.
Based on the declarations, it is possible to infer that it should not be assumed that smokers will consider harms or benefits the same way as non-smokers, as the values are different andconsequently the approaches must be distinct.
Also, if there is any participation of Hp infection in gastric cancer development,the mechanism may be distinct of the chronic gastritis and intestinal metaplasia progression.
While the first predicts that species within a community should be distinct in traits to avoid competition(divergence), the second expects a high similarity between co-occurring species(convergence), since they are filtered out to occur under certain environmental conditions.