Sentence examples for a different means from from inspiring English sources

We have achieved that objective, though by a different means from that which we proposed.

With their father in power, the flow of money stolen by different means from the Central Bank of Nigeria reached extraordinary proportions.

Moreover, separation of allelopathic effects from resource competition is a vital point in allelopathy research which has been addressed in this study, indicating phytotoxins secreted by different means from P. australis are responsible for invasion process except root exudations.

Learning from a different neighbor means that a particle follows different neighborhood (or local) best, in other words, topology structure determines the connections among particles, and the strategy of search information propagation.

The stories themselves in this separate section would be written in a different manner from those meant for the print edition.

The shift velocity is a different quantity from the mean flow velocity, and the shift velocity can be estimated at different wavenumbers.

This article approximated actual usage by specifying a median EPQ of k = 20, but the measure of tolerated EPQ can and should be adapted to fit individual needs, e.g. k can be chosen differently, query-averages can be weighted, trimmed means or a different percentile EPQ from the median for k can be used, etc.

What we mean by "free will" in human social practice is just a different thing from what we might mean by it in a narrower neurological sense.

It is a different situation from Greece where attention means help".

This means it strikes a different note from most of the rest of the letters, which are characteristically very easygoing, but it nevertheless takes us close to the centre of everything MacNeice wrote.

Initially such shows were meant to offer a different experience from the late-night Las Vegas stalwarts like "Folies".