be distinguished from

基本解释

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;
虽然年纪大的女人面容不如少女美丽，但是在只关注腰部以下时，她们没有区别；
Also, standard techniques such as network-based vulnerability scanning are usually forbidden by IaaS providers because, for example, friendly scans can’t be distinguished from attacker activity.
此外，标准的技术，如基于网络的漏洞扫描通常被IaaS提供商所禁止，原因之一是无法把友好的扫描从攻击者的活动区别开来。
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.
当我更仔细地思考这个问题时，我清楚地看到，根本没有任何可靠的迹象能够将醒着和睡着区分开来。

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?"
如果我们有更多的时间,我们可以谈谈幸福的各种理论，有意思的是，它们各不相同,他们对这个问题的答案不同，即“体验机器里缺少了什么“
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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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