Sentence examples for as a different level from inspiring English sources

We see it as a different level of hospitality".

As a different level of frequency offset is associated with each user, these solutions require as many receivers as users and are not suitable for practical implementation.

This approach allows for maximum flexibility as a different level of reimbursement can be given for the same procedure (such as catheterisation) in different circumstances (CABG or valve replacement) instead of giving an average price for all cases or only making an adjustment in a subset of cases.

Wilber's interpretation of Aurobindo's philosophy rejects the notion of dividing reality as a different level of matter, life, mind, overmind, supermind proposed by Aurobindo in The Life Divine, and terms them as higher- or lower-nested holons and states that there is only a fourfold reality (a system of reality created by himself).

It appears that expression of miRNA has a binary effect on expression of its targets, in that the suppression of its target by the miRNA is predominant when miRNA expression is high, whereas when the miRNA expression is reduced, other tissue-specific parameters such as transcription factors serve as a different level of gene expression control.

The sequence of permeability testing followed in steps by varying vertical as well as horizontal stresses at a different level.

The Subject seems to be treated as being at a different level of abstraction in the mood component as compared with theme and transitivity.

People have found the land so useful, or made it so useful for themselves, that it must now be contemplated at a different level, as tools and objects must be regarded differently from raw materials.

And there are also some (though not the present author) who believe that some epistemological view at a different level, such as a coherentist or contextualist theory of justification, can circumvent these problems.

Mowgli is seen as occupying a different level of humanity from the "village" society of men-savages: they are superstitious, money-grabbing and homicidal, hardly better, morally, than the chaotic and untameable "Bandar-log" monkey tribe.

Sarah wrote a book about them, as (with a different level of fidelity to the source material) did Ben Mezrich.