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Both tumors and dense breast tissue appear white on a mammogram, and the X-ray often can't distinguish between the two.
How can one distinguish a donation that is voluntary and altruistic from one that is forced or coerced from, for example, a submissive spouse, an in-law, a servant, a slave, an employee?
We recognize patterns to distinguish noise from signal, and especially our name.
All of them use different colors to distinguish between lines, all of them use simple symbols to distinguish between types of stations.
Now there's good reason to believe that you would want to be able to distinguish external events from internal events.
Now this is necessary to distinguish the self from the environment.
The third one is about making it impossible to distinguish where the different images begin and end by making it seamless.
We had no idea: Did they distinguish into different populations?
They have eyes, they can distinguish between light and dark, but they mostly work by smell.
We have 11 language versions, we have millions of views, We have taught more than 10,000 people how to distinguish true from false.
Our ears enclose a fine-tuned piece of biological machinery that converts the cacophony of vibrations in the air around us into precisely tuned electrical impulses that distinguish claps, taps, sighs, and flies.
We can't reliably distinguish true memories from false memories.
Portland made a bunch of decisions in the 1970s that began to distinguish it from almost every other American city.
And what I'm going to argue is that indeed something does distinguish the third, and it maps exactly on to the kind of Porter-Henderson logic that we've been talking about.
The particulars in poems are like the particularities, the personalities, that distinguish people from one another.
You will basically not be able to distinguish them, and the exception, of course, will be Guinness.
One boy in his clinic could distinguish between 18 symphonies before he turned two.
As an adult, you can distinguish about 10,000 different smells.
And floaters are particularly noticeable when you are looking at a uniform bright surface, like a blank computer screen, snow, or a clear sky, where the consistency of the background makes them easier to distinguish.
All of this allows dogs to distinguish and remember a staggering variety of specific scents at concentrations up to 100 million times less than what our noses can detect.
It lets dogs identify potential mates, or distinguish between friendly and hostile animals.
With the computer having no way to distinguish between those which we would consider beautiful and those which we won't.
There, they create patterns of neural activity that correspond to the millions of colors most humans can distinguish.
It was good enough to distinguish between a group of schizophrenics and a control group, a bit like we had done for the ancient texts, but not to predict the future onset of psychosis.
Buy a degree, much like you do a Lexus of a Louis Vuitton bag, to distinguish yourself from others.
In this case, what Mike is doing is varying y over the space of different animals, in a network designed to recognize and distinguish different animals from each other.
This is a network designed to recognize faces, to distinguish one face from another.
If we could do it just right, and you add water, you can potentially blow the brain up to where you could distinguish those tiny biomolecules from each other.
We have to bring in little tags, with glowing dyes that will distinguish them.
There are hundreds of these every day in our organizations that have the potential to distinguish a good life from a beautiful one.
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