Sentence examples for a quite different process from inspiring English sources

To see him on television, before that parliamentary committee, almost inaudible, was to see him involved in a quite different process, over which he did not have control.

Instead of the intuitive notion that the information in the first glance guides attention and the eyes towards the location of the potential abnormality, it implies a quite different process.

The possibility that choanoflagellate colony development and animal embryogenesis have a common evolutionary history is brought into greater relief when compared with the quite different process of development observed in outgroups of the animal + choanoflagellate clade (e.g., Capsaspora owczarzaki; Sebe-Pedros et al., 2013), in which isolated cells with different genotypes gather into aggregates.

For example, the word 'virulence' is defined differently by plant pathologists, evolutionary biologists, and medical doctors; similarly, the term 'drift' evokes quite different processes for a population geneticist and a researcher of influenza.

Quite different processes appear to govern exit via acquisition compared to exit via delisting from the exchange due to business failure.

Very poor correlation between mud log-ratio and other granulometric parameters of sand-sized particles indicates that muddy particles are deposited by quite different processes from those associated with sandy particles.

Case studies are presented of four mechatronic systems developed, or being researched, for quite different processes in the textile industry: garment assembly, lace cutting (scalloping), lace inspection and inkjet printing.

The magnetospheres of Earth and Jupiter both undergo substorm-like cycles as part of an unsteady magnetosphere-wide circulation despite the fact that they are driven by quite different processes: the solar wind interaction in the case of the Earth and mass loading by the moon, Io, in the case of Jupiter.

Remarkably, the different HDAC isoforms seem to be involved in quite different processes of embryonic development.

i These methods have comparable success rates, but encompass quite different processes.

Rockefeller recounted a quite different conversation.