He holds that "the most important new result of nuclear physics was the recognition of the possibility of applying quite different types of natural laws, without contradiction, to one and the same physical event.
Sound parts can be realized by applying quite different processing strategies, which have an influence not only on processing time but also on the microstructure and the alloy composition.
A European continent with large resident Muslim communities, for instance, linked directly by geography to neighbouring states which are teetering on the edge of political instability, will apply quite different remedies to the long term threats of religious antagonism and the mass movement of peoples.
This discussion is enough to show that "in order to obtain the proper concept of consequence, which is close in essentials to the common concept, we must resort to quite different methods and apply quite different conceptual apparatus in defining it" (Tarski 1983c, p. 413).
Doerner Nix method and Oliver Pharr method were found to give quite different data when applied to derive hardness from the load displacement curves.
It's sometimes applied to quite different types of writers, and aphorists include wits, spiritual and poetic thinkers, straight up philosophers, and the chronically mordant.
In Scotland and Northern Ireland, the way charges are applied is quite different - but patients never pay more than a fifth of what their treatment costs.
In contrast, our method applies a quite different strategy to identify PWMs associated with breast cancer patient survival.
Importantly, Bertrand's paradox applies quite generally.
This model is then applied in two quite different projects in Hong Kong.
