Sentence examples for but with different number from inspiring English sources

Curved strips with fixed curvature and span, but with different number of plies and orientations, were compressed between two rigid flat platens.

After constructing networks with constant input neurons but with different number of hidden-layer neurons, the best network by considering the mean squared error, regression value and overall performance of the system was selected.

It has been found that the optimal on heat duty for each analyzed systems is almost the same for both, equilibrium and non-equilibrium models, but with different number of stages.

In addition, it differs for each variable because some variables are continuous (but on different scales) while others are categorical (but with different number of categories).

Two formats were studied, both with a stem consisting of a long vignette with distracters, but with different number of alternatives.

Two segmental columns of the same height, but with different numbers of precast segments were designed and tested.

While the SLs in the second group had different period thicknesses, the last group had the same period (3.5 nm) but with different numbers of SLs (4 to 6 periods).

In one scenario, the teacher demonstrated as an example how to solve a mathematics problem on the board, and then assigned students a practice problem very similar to the one demonstrated but with different numbers.

FaDu xenografts grow very rapidly once they have established, and for this reason, the sizes of the xenografts were varied by performing the double inoculations on the same day, but with different numbers of cells.

This allows the formation of a visible white color pellet (located down the tip of the tubes) of equal size (approximately 1 mm diameter) but with different numbers of LNCaP cells in each tube.

Secondly, we compare the performance of the proposed optimization with the default operation, with a fixed number of 32 BS (including the two macro BS) but with different numbers of users (denoted by M), i.e., different user densities, and different numbers of orthogonal channels (denoted by K).