be distinguished from

基本解釋

Although an older woman could be distinguished from a younger one by her face, regarding only what is below the girdle, it is impossible of two women to know an old from a young one;
雖然年紀(jì)大的女人面容不如少女美麗，但是在只關(guān)注腰部以下時，她們沒有區(qū)別；
Also, standard tech-niques such as network-based vulnerability scanning are usually forbidden by IaaS providers because, for example, friendly scans can’t be distinguished from at-tacker activity.
此外，標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的技術(shù)，如基于網(wǎng)絡(luò)的漏洞掃描通常被IaaS提供商所禁止，原因之一是無法把友好的掃描從攻擊者的活動區(qū)別開來。
As I think about this more carefully, I see plainly that there are never any sure signs by means of which being awake can be distinguished from being asleep.
當(dāng)我更仔細地思考這個問題時，我清楚地看到，根本沒有任何可靠的跡象能夠?qū)⑿阎退鴧^(qū)分開來。

And if we had more time we could spell out rival theories of well-being, which could be interestingly distinguished one from another in terms of how they answer the question, ?" "What's missing from the experience machine?"
如果我們有更多的時間,我們可以談?wù)勑腋５母鞣N理論，有意思的是，它們各不相同,他們對這個問題的答案不同，即“體驗機器里缺少了什么“
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It is to be distinguished from the term accuracy, which refers to how close you come to the outcome in either direction.
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Of course, those followers of Joseph Smith are to be distinguished from the followers of Joseph Smith who headquarter in Salt Lake City.
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While traders can and do manipulate prices illegally all the time, their actions have only a short-term influence and can be distinguished from speculation.
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