Sentence examples for certain differences of from inspiring English sources
Certain differences, of course, were inescapable.
Its contents have occasioned certain differences of emphasis between himself and his publisher, even though it was his editor at Norton, Robert Weil, who suggested he write it.
The word counterpoint is occasionally used by ethnomusicologists to describe aspects of heterophony duplication of a basic melodic line, with certain differences of detail or of decoration, by the various performers.
Remark 2 Neuman [9] has derived some bounds for certain differences of bivariate means, one of which is as follows: min ( x, y ) 24 ln 2 ( x / y ) < L − G < max ( x, y ) 24 ln 2 ( x / y ).
Hence the ecotype differentiation on this type-A ARR gene, Os07g0449700, may be able to explain certain differences of root and plant height phenotypes between upland and irrigated rice.
This study provides a hint that variability of the PADI4 gene is related to the susceptibility to RA in the German population, whereas certain differences of hitherto unknown PADI4 variants between patients and controls were not found.
Table 2 shows a certain difference of RSSI observations among the different models of smart phones.
However, the link qualities still present a certain difference of around 20 times, which can pose significant unfairness of channel sharing as we show in Subsection 5.3 later.
A frictional parameter A (=aσ) controls the variation of V with respect to the certain difference of stress and strength, where parameter a (and b, as will be described below) is a frictional coefficient, and σ is the effective normal stress.
Madonna said "I learnt my lesson while creating my debut album, and the way Lucas left me in the water with the project, you can't trust men"—referring to the incident, when due to certain difference of opinion between producer Reggie Lucas and Madonna, Lucas had left the project half-way.
