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Spacecraft have gone by about a half-dozen asteroids, and each appears very different from the others, scientists say.

Although recent findings of an armed palaeonemertean (Kajihara 2006), the 'stylet' appears very different from the kind of armature observed among hoplonemerteans.

Though the mechanism proposed for co-orientation in S. pombe appears very different from that elucidated in S. cerevisiae, there is one striking similarity: Despite the lack of any sequence conservation, Spo13 and Moa1 share a number of features.

One problem with the rainbow scale is that it can make relatively small differences seem large: the red sections of Fig.  1 appear very different from the yellow.

But, BCG points out, to this new breed of buyers a target company can appear very different from the way it looks to Western or Japanese eyes.

Chocolaty smells or not, the Hi-Grade facility appeared very different from the descriptions released by federal investigators of the Iowa farms that produced the recalled eggs.

By studying specific examples of reliable SEEs defined above, one realizes immediately that they still appear very different from each other.

Gamers are desperate for some sort of second-hand social network, and have shown their willingness to flock to platforms like Twitch and YouTube Gaming that appear very different from traditional social networks but meet the needs of gamers.

While the Wang and Chen family histories appear very different from each other, they were a product of their own local circumstance and not atypical in their respective village.

When a large number of SEEs are examined, they all appear very different from one another, so it is not obvious what features may be appearing more frequently in the reliable SEEs (see for example the two SEEs in Figs. 6b, d).

Populations of stars have been aging and evolving, so that distant galaxies (which are observed as they were in the early universe) appear very different from nearby galaxies (observed in a more recent state).