discriminate between in English

make a distinction between two or more things

Use "discriminate between" in a sentence

1. A teacher must not discriminate between pupils.

2. Police dogs can discriminate between the different smells.

3. You must learn to discriminate between things.

4. You must learn to discriminate between facts and opinions.

5. We must learn to discriminate between facts and opinions.

6. You must not discriminate between people employed in the same firm.

7. Newborn babies can discriminate between a man's and a woman's voice.

8. He is the connoisseur who can discriminate between two equally fine wines.

9. Barring a compelling reason, governments should not discriminate between classes of citizens.

10. He seems to have carefully endeavored to discriminate between trustworthy and untrustworthy reports.

11. Antipersonnel landmines are weapons that cannot discriminate between a civilian or a soldier

12. The scores used by the computational systems discriminate between hypotheses in two ways.

13. Interest rates will discriminate between overpaid and underpaid tax - by more than 3%.

14. Experimental tests have shown very poor ability to discriminate between Negro and white sweat.

15. Ii also find it appalling that the commission should discriminate between farmers so blatantly.

16. A more efficient tax system would not discriminate between cash compensation and fringe benefits.

17. A lot of the clientele, she noted, didn't seem to discriminate between the two.

18. The cleaner wrasse did not discriminate between male and female sharks, suggesting both get equally dirty.

19. Moreover it may sometimes be the case that the acoustic input is simply insufficient to discriminate between hypotheses.

20. The determination of Biurea: a novel method to discriminate between nitrofurazone and azodicarbonamide use in food products

21. They can discriminate between their own urine-feces and other Conspecifics' ones by odor (Kobayashi and Watanabe 1986b)

22. The problem here is how to discriminate between alternative ARIMA model specifications representing the same macroeconomic time series.

23. The Anthropophagites on “The Walking Dead” on Sunday didn’t discriminate between Daryl the redneck and Rick, a sheriff’s deputy

24. A system of six or more sensing elements enables the processor further to discriminate between near simultaneous acoustic events.

25. For instance, rhesus monkeys can discriminate between calls of two Conspecifics in a playback experiment using a spontaneous habituation–discrimination paradigm

26. When determining the charges for opening, managing and using a bank account, credit institutions shall not discriminate between residents and nonresidents.

27. Our hospitals would be empty if we tried to discriminate between self-induced or even partially self-induced illnesses, and naturally developed diseases.

28. It's important to discriminate between Beaking and biting so that you can provide the appropriate response when your pet bird gives you a true bite

29. Bees had to discriminate between two stripe patterns: one at an angle of 45° (α+), the other at an angle of 135° (αν) to the horizontal (Fig. 1).

30. Continence is defined as the ability to control defecation or flatus voluntarily, to discriminate between solid, liquid and gas, and to defer evacuation until it is socially acceptable

31. Not only should the laws be non - discriminatory for persons in the same condition but the processes of implementation by the administrative agencies should also not discriminate between them .

32. English term or phrase: Behove: El fragmento donde aparece la palabra es el siguiente: "He is not able to discriminate between the coins, and often confuses the nickel for the dime

33. ÂFor example - the trap, once set will not discriminate between a fur-bearing target species and an endangered bird or a domesticated dog or cat who is Allured by the bait.

34. It does not discriminate between a major key and its relative minor; the piece may modulate to a different key; if the modulation is brief, it may not involve a change of key signature, being indicated instead with accidentals.

35. In one aspect, the secondary touch sensor comprises a force sensor to discriminate between true and false touches on other types of touch sensors, such as contaminants on optical and surface acoustic wave sensors, noise or weak signals on capacitive sensors, etc.

36. The archaeal biomarker Archaeol, attributed to digestive tract methanogens, is present in detectable quantities in the faeces of foregut fermenting animals but not in those of hindgut fermenters. Archaeol in faeces therefore has the potential to be used to discriminate between foregut and hindgut fermenting systems.

37. Artificially Sentence Examples However this may be, it would always be possible, with the aid of a grating of given resolving power, to construct Artificially from white light mixtures of slightly different wave-length whose resolution or otherwise would discriminate between powers inferior and superior to the given one.3 2 Compare also F.