Sentence examples for be concerned with different from inspiring English sources
The different aggregation or gelation behaviour observed for PVC/DOA and PVC/BrBz solutions must be concerned with different degrees of spinodal decomposition in the solution state, which is mainly related to the different degrees of polymer solvent interaction.
But the children of Soviet immigrants, who often speak Russian with a distinct Israeli accent, are not very different from their counterparts from other Israeli communities and are expected to vote along different lines and be concerned with different issues, such as the economy.
The two saw a different economic reality, were concerned with different problems and defined "economics" quite differently.
Modal logic, by contrast, is concerned with different "modes" of truth — possibility, impossibility, necessity and the like — and the words that convey them.
A third debate is concerned with different criteria that have been proposed for identifying and delimiting inheritance systems.
This paper is concerned with different aspects of the use of evolution for the successful generation of real robot Artificial Neural Network (ANN) controllers.
The last part of the book is concerned with different coproduction processes involved inlegalisation of new technologies, the (re conceptualisation of persons or groupssubjected to these technologies, and their rights in different parts of the world.
More generally, critical theorists that examine the question of identity are concerned with different ways it is ontologically possible through an encounter with others or through a procedure of recognition to arrive at different states of emancipation from psychical servitude.
Those homilies which are certainly by Wulfstan can be divided into 'blocks', that is by subject and theme, and in this way it can be seen that at different points in his life Wulfstan was concerned with different aspects of Christian life in England.
Even if most GPs agreed about the importance of local experience and increased adherence if guidelines were local, some GPs were concerned with different prescribing habits in different regions and the consequences for the patients, such as different access to expensive drugs.
