Sentence examples for become different from its from inspiring English sources
Breay says although the meaning of Magna Carta over the centuries has become different from its original purpose, it still represents a pivotal moment in British history.
These portrayals of North Korean society had the effect of emphasizing that not only North Korea's ruling upper classes, but also its masses, had become different from South Korean society thanks to having been brought up under communism.
Yet some disabled individuals, at least, reject medical interventions aimed at a cure on the ground that they do not wish to become different from whom they are.
Due to the interactions between raft and piles, the load-carrying capacities of the raft and piles, once combined into a piled raft, become different from those of unpiled rafts and group piles.
(4) The shapes of boundary layers become different from each other on the x y and x z planes, although the MHD interaction is still small in the present generator.
From a distance, it might not be obvious -- yet -- that L.A. has become different from the rest of California.
How and when do these embryonic stem cells stop being pluripotent and start to become different from each other?
However, the prevalence of factor V Leiden is related to ethnicity [ 12] so one might speculate that if partners chose their partner according to ethnicity the factor V Leiden distribution in partners might become different from RDD control subjects.
However, particular IS elements are distributed in only one species suggesting that these IS elements have evolved over time within this species to become different from the other IS family members.
We have to make a distinction between changing the past so it becomes different from what it was and influencing the past so it becomes what it was.
