Sentence examples for and differences in a from inspiring English sources

Findings of kinematic similarities in gait and differences in a deep-knee bend between these 2 mobile bearing designs are similar to previously published findings of fixed bearing posterior cruciate retaining and PS TKA.

What I argue in my book is that large sections of West African peoples have, in the past and the present, proven their ability to transcend parochial identities and differences in a common cause and have indeed claimed their independence of thought and common destiny.

Both a change in the sample weight caused by adsorption and differences in a U-tube mercury manometer level were measured by a KM-6 cathetometer.

Wuhan 1+8 City Circle WCCC) was employed as an example; its urban network characteristics were analysed from the perspective of a virtual social network to explore the similarities and differences in a city's position between the virtual network space and reality.

Moneo seeks continuity and differences, in a univocal choice of material that makes everything coherent, as in Spanish tradition, while it is the spaces that varies depending on the surrounding conditions and records its specificity, its being tied to the place, precisely through the differences.

This is unfortunate as it is these properties that determine the similarities and differences in a drug's interaction with drug-sensitive and drug-resistant virus variants.

Judy Samenessrent, Sandness anDifferencece in a Law School Classroom: Working at the Crossroadst, 4 Yale J.L. & Feminism (1991).

There is the exploration of space and time, identity and difference, in A Landing On The Sun.

Cultures collide in "Wan Dollah?" as Asian dancers investigate concepts of sameness and difference in a production that makes playful use of both language and movement.

He is also the author of the upcoming book, Colonial Jerusalem: The Spatial Construction of Identity and Difference in a Divided City.

The mosque and the veil are statements of "separation and difference" in a Christian - yet fiercely secular - state.