The management team is ostensibly the same as at the time of launch but now more mature".
"I see Red (snowman)" (1992) is ostensibly the same sort of painting as "Like a Tree #2 (Dress)" (2000).
Although the formation was ostensibly the same, the mid-season arrival of a centre-back, Marcel Desailly, to fill the void left by Rijkaard in central midfield betrayed a new mindset.
"Why should we think of an electron as being in two states at once but not a cat, when the theory is ostensibly the same in both cases?" Dr. Leggett asked.
Even though these samples were ostensibly the same type of cancer, the investigators found that their gene expression patterns were wildly different from sample to sample, making it very difficult to predict a therapy that might work for all patients from expression alone.
The unorthodox drama traces the activities of a group of seemingly unrelated characters whose lives ultimately intersect in unexpected and highly volatile ways in the same central Warsaw junction during what is ostensibly the same 11-minute period.
Though the meaning of the word is ostensibly the same – "to treat that culture as fundamentally different from another class of individuals, often by emphasizing its apartness" – everyone experiences it differently.
I feel like if you taped a thermometer to your iPhone, and a thermometer to Stormzy's iPhone – despite the two machines being ostensibly the same hardware – his would run some ten to fifteen degrees hotter than yours, just with the sheer number of peng tings on it.
18 If we are to 'close the gap' then further research is needed to explore why such a difference in maternal outcomes persists when service access and availability for Indigenous women in Victoria is ostensibly the same as non-Indigenous women.
In the only published qualitative longitudinal study of housing relocations that we know of, the personal circumstances of four households were described in detail to demonstrate how multiple factors and events in each householders' life interacted to produce widely varying experiences of what was ostensibly the same intervention (Goetz, 2013).
Then, Apple rolls out the iPhone 7 or whatever -- let's say it's ostensibly the exact same device as the 6S with a few more bells and whistles.
