It should, its manufacturers hope, be able to distinguish a cat from a cat burglar, or detect barely breathing bodies under several metres of rubble after an earthquake.
Will any label make it easier for tourists to distinguish a good meal from a bad one?
Indeed, it may be hard for most people to distinguish a shallow recession from lacklustre growth.
Government or rather public finance has the capacity to distinguish a fruitful policy from a fruitless policy.
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Infants can distinguish a human face from inanimate objects or even animal faces.
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It means the 4-year-olds taking the test must be able to distinguish a striped hexagon from a striped octagon from another striped octagon whose stripes are in the opposite direction.
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It takes time to build the financial discipline necessary to save when you can, and the same goes for building the analytical skills needed to estimate the value of a security or to distinguish a mispriced asset from one with limited growth prospects.
But rather than a desire to distinguish themselves from the crowd, Cashmore believes getting a tattoo is more footballers wanting to fit in with his peers.
At 220 pixels-per-inch, the Retina display's pixel density is so high the human eye cannot distinguish individual pixels from a normal viewing distance, so text and graphics look incredibly sharp.
It's not unusual for a device to be sold under a couple of different names for the purposes of carrier branding, or to distinguish a global GSM model from its US bound LTE sibling.
There is still considerable debate over how the U.S. government defines a "militant" and how easily it is able to distinguish between militants and civilians from a drone cruising tens of thousands of feet above the ground.
Intensity and duration of these feelings distinguish a normal level of stress from a psychological condition, Kleiman said.
In a bid to distinguish itself from the UK Parliament and carve out its own identity, the Assembly's opening ceremony was notably an "informal" affair.
Bossie, who had become president of the group in 2000, thought that it needed a niche to distinguish it from the other conservative organizations in Washington.
What startups and established brands need in crowded markets and on an even more crowded Internet is a way to distinguish themselves from their competition, as well as ways to get as many people sharing their content as possible.
This consists of more than 20 clinical tests and is reckoned not only to enable doctors to distinguish patients in a vegetative state from those with minimal consciousness, but also to identify those who were previously in a minimally conscious state but have emerged from it.
By the time he was a well-respected journalist, he likely had hundreds of ways to distinguish himself as a professional and differentiate himself from his fellows.
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The new, even thinner version of the PlayStation 3 doesn't have a new name to distinguish itself from the myriad other PS3 models.
Japan is also working on a new rocket engine using composite materials (Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries), the first infrared seekers (Fujitsu) to see in two colors to distinguish decoys from warheads, and a kinetic warhead that rams into missiles directly rather than exploding nearby.
For instance, it should be possible to distinguish an insurgency with a rigid command structure from a group of smaller, randomly linked units.
Further fundamental errors in understanding the equality of Reaganomics arise from a failure to distinguish between more Americans getting richer, and only the rich getting richer.
"One minute Bale's Patrick is a cowering corporate geek and self-described empty shell, the next an arrogant, name-dropping smoothie, the next a hysterical wimp unable to distinguish reality from fantasy, " it said.
This, among other things, helps it to distinguish bacteria from human membranes, which have a less negative charge.
Instead, he said, Holmes' blank, emotionless expression fits what happens in a psychotic breakdown that severs a person's ability to distinguish reality from fantasy.
Robinson developed a 25-question test to distinguish workaholics from hard workers.
Apple has a couple structural advantages that distinguish the company from declining businesses of PC hardware makers and commodity cellphone manufacturers, and should help it to maintain its margins.
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The issue here is that BMI is a clunky measure that does not distinguish muscle from fat, and those who interpreted this study ignored the meaning of people being normal weight while having excessive belly fat weight (ie deficient muscle).
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This was quite a feat as the intense light from the star normally obscures the subtle visual details necessary to distinguish a planet.
But using software that imitates a dolphin's brain may not distinguish DolphinSearch from its competitors.
At times, it may be difficult to distinguish pericardial pain from the pain that occurs with a heart attack.
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