Sentence examples for a different order in from inspiring English sources

One system may contain a rule that the other lacks (or may restrict its application more or less narrowly); one system may differ from the other in that the same set of rules will apply in a different order in the one system from the order in which they apply in the other.

Another masterwork, of a different order, in the show: a late portrait of an unnamed old man, by Chardin (one of my favorite artists whose balance of the delicate and the the weighty is matched by one central metaphor, the moment of unstable equilibrium, and many of whose paintings imply an impending tumble or stumble or crash or clatter they exist in sound as well as in images).

The two manuscripts contain all the chapters that are found in the current Laozi, although the chapters follow a different order in a few places.

These proteins share two common domains which occur in a different order in each protein.

This triad was initially identified in trypsin-like serine proteases and later found in the other distinct folds such as subtilisins, serine carboxypeptidases and Clp proteases, though the catalytic residues occur in a different order in their sequences: a typical example of convergent evolution of the same biochemical mechanism in structurally distinct folds [ 6, 33, 34].

After white, the colours will go in a different order in every school.

In the end, you'll find 48 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 3, maybe with those numbers written in a different order, but in any case with the same list of numbers.

Some of Arnold's ideas included the song's title, the heavy introduction, and "having the same genetic material as the Bond theme, but in a different order and in a different shape".

Note that for convenience, the conjuncts are arranged in a different order than in the definition of adm A, R. Consider for instance argument b.

Thursday's attack, however, was of a different order, both in the scale and sophistication of the bomb and in the willingness to kill and maim.

In China, shale gas reserves are a technological challenge of a different order than in the US, due to complex geology, a far greater earthquake risk, loud local environmental awareness, high population density, and water shortages.