According to Crawford-Brown and Ken Reckhow, a colleague at the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences at Duke University, thinking about how a model might be used, and its overall utility, is a critical difference between a decision scientist and an environmental modeler.
Here Popper points out that there is a critical difference between a trend and a scientific law, the failure to observe which is fatal.
Eventually (after a few minutes or hours, depending on the complexity of the data) the neural net should reach a stage where it can generalize, a critical difference between software based on a framework, and today's widely-accepted definition of artificial intelligence.
From a shareholder activism standpoint, a critical difference between retail and institutional investors is their voting participation level.
There is a critical difference between a seizure that is preceded by fair notice and one that is effected by surprise.
Coincidentally, VEGF is rather important in GM pathophysiology: a critical difference between a low- and high-grade astrocytoma is the increase in VEGF-induced vascular density (Yao et al, 2001).
Both supporters and critics see this as a critical difference between Clinton and her Democratic opponent, Bernie Sanders.
All of us are adept at performing different aspects of our identities, but there is a critical difference between code-switching as a form of expression and as a requirement for survival.
A recent study by [ 12] suggested that a critical difference between the EGF and NGF systems was that a negative feedback loop existed between Raf-1 and ERK under EGF, but under NGF this was transformed into a positive feedback loop resulting in the sustained activation of ERK via Raf-1.
The decision to honour Charlie Hebdo has bitterly divided the literary community, with over 200 members of PEN signing a letter that said: "there is a critical difference between staunchly supporting expression that violates the acceptable, and enthusiastically rewarding such expression".
