distinguishing

The disadvantage of a robot is limited mobility and difficulty distinguishing friends from foes, the same disadvantages which plague landmines.

Market saturation calls for distinguishing yourself, and it's tougher to do this in the lower end market vs.

That coupled with a lot of the other factors - is the distinguishing point not just price.

Not unless you have discovered a novel technique for distinguishing between good crypto and bad crypto over the wire.

This kind of prescriptive framework for clearly distinguishing the phases of a company is so much more actionable than the wishy-washy approach of hesitantly adding more and more sales reps over time.

Your use case statement is correct, distinguishing paracetamol from candy should be easy, but is really that a common need or a novelty?

It's so fascinating and intricate that you, like the author, sometimes have trouble distinguishing cause from effect, which adds an alluring air of mystery.

As I've been noting for some time, electronic data's notable distinguishing characteristic is its frictionlessness.

Kant deduces the boundaries of our mechanism by distinguishing between inner experience parsed into a temporal schema and outer experience parsed into a spatial schema.

You can train neural networks in your brain for distinguishing colours.

For comparison, Cryptocat's bug had a much larger distance of 1/251 ~ 2^-8, which greatly reduces the amount of samples needed for distinguishing the output from random.

> whether the state can honor expensive obligations that a lot of people are depending on -- and that distinguishing them is pedantry.

How "very different" the speech of the United States is from the speech of Britain is a matter of distinguishing how different is different enough to be a problem.

As several of the comments say, distinguishing different varieties of speech as "dialects" rather than "languages" is often a matter of politics rather than a matter of linguistics.

I will fully admit that when I started using AWS, it took me a while to learn Amazon's "language." Unfortunately Amazon does a bad job of distinguishing between their core offerings (e.g.

If you are referring to the "Unless those users are punished for failing to evaluate." I think that was meant to mean "unless those users are punished for not distinguishing whether the thing was in an appropriate location, and therefore upvoting something which does not belong where it is." Not sure, but seems like a likely interpretation to me.

Distinguishing these from appropriate humour, or getting your tone just right, is a key sign of maturity.

Distinguishing them isn't pedantic at all.