Sentence examples for be the same whereas from inspiring English sources

But people have a perception that [your mental faculties] are not going to be the same, whereas actually I wouldn't have got into Cambridge when I left school". Cracknell, who graduated from Reading in 1993 with a degree in geography, is no stranger to a challenge.

Based on one set of criteria, that of mass and lifetime, two elementary particles (the tau and the theta) appeared to be the same, whereas on another set of criteria, that of spin and intrinsic parity, they appeared to be different.

The activity of the soluble Ca2+ species from bulk CaO or CaO/CNF is expected to be the same, whereas, the nature of the colloids formed from each source is likely to be different and to produce different activities.

One informant had this answer: "It is when they give you something else in the pharmacy without having to phone to the doctor to ask for permission".There were a few, however, who said they knew that the active ingredient had to be the same whereas the excipients could be different.

His backlift, movement, style, everything has been the same, whereas I have changed and done so many things differently.

"One of the interesting things about this paper is that the medieval and current strains are the same, whereas leprosy disappeared fairly rapidly from Europe.

Cell-based meat has the potential to enlarge the latter market as well as take a chunk of the conventional meat market as on a molecular level we are the same, whereas plant-based will always be something different.

But it can also be observed that the proposed algorithm captures the boxes where orientation at each scale is the same, whereas the algorithm of [13] may not detect the correct orientation at the scale 2 for this particular example.

For example, albumin adsorbs on both hydrophobic and hydrophilic surfaces, even if the polarity of charges on the protein and the surface is the same, whereas ribonuclease is reported to adsorb on hydrophobic surfaces under all conditions of charge, but to adsorb on hydrophilic surfaces only if the interaction is electrostatically favored [29].

The reverse link handoff boundary is the contour of mobile locations between adjacent cells where the received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the two base stations is the same whereas the forward link handoff boundary is defined as the contour of location where the ratio of the received pilot chip energy of the cell to the spectral density of the total interference seen by the mobile is the same.

The orientations and sizes of all 4 DUXY genes of the human and the common chimpanzee were the same, whereas the genomic extension of the complete DUXY locus in the chimpanzee was 134.6 kb longer than that in human.