Sentence examples for a very different description from inspiring English sources
But to talk to Mr. Bush's advisers and then to Mr. Kerry is to hear a very different description of America's influence in the world.
Coupling two very different descriptions of fluids at MD-continuum interface is a serious issue.
Tuning of geometric signatures can give very different descriptions, for example, patterns of local convexity changed dramatically with threshold values in calculating convex points (Fig. 7).
While each of the supervisors offered very different descriptions of their work life and their day to day tasks, across all three interviews it was clear that their primary task was that of people management.
The following problems occur in the Zhu model: Two very different descriptions for reactions v7: S7P + GAP = Ri5P + Xu5P and v10: F6P + GAP = E4P + Xu5P), one in the paper (Appendix A) and another one encoded in the MATLAB file PSRate.m in supplement of the paper [ 3].
To describe the problem of vaccine-derived polio as 114 virologically-confirmed cases, worldwide, over some twenty years, gives a very different impression than a description which suggests a minimum of hundreds of thousands, and more likely several million infections by vaccine-derived viruses, some of which became endemic in large populations.
In his statement announcing Souter's resignation, on May 1st, the President defined the qualities he was looking for in a Justice in a very different way from Roberts's description of Rehnquist.
This correction factor originated from the description of a very different process, namely the gravity-driven movement of a sphere inside a liquid-filled tube that is closed at its ends and whose wall is impermeable to the liquid (Ladenburg, 1907).
Modularity is closely related to the hierarchical reductionism introduced before, although it largely represents a different perspective and both descriptions typically result in a very different model language.
Science today shows us a very different universe than the clockwork model imagined by Isaac Newton in his description of gravity.
