Sentence examples for compilations differ from inspiring English sources

Although it dates from 1956, and later compilations differ in some details, its general character is not in dispute.

It is an example of a word whose compilation semantics differ from the default.

But the story of its compilation differs markedly from that of the New Testament: The religion's founder, Joseph Smith, claimed that his source for the book was a set of gold plates that he'd excavated from a hillside; he credited himself as the text's mere translator.

Data with this compilation ID may differ from those originally published.

Data on arrivals need to be treated with caution because definitions, methods, and collection and compilation practices may differ from country to country.

Grudemo's (1955 ▸) observation that the basal spacing decreases with increasing Ca/Si ratio has been confirmed by many workers, although the specific results of different investigations differ considerably, which is evident in a recent compilation by Grangeon et al. (2013 ▸); see their Fig. 3, which shows much scatter.

This is mainly because our data include systematic errors arising from the compilation of data from different laboratories, whose experimental protocols most likely differ.

The overall care strategies probably differ between community setting and institutional setting, which implies a setting-specific compilation of services.

Compiling for a queue machine differs from traditional compilation methods for register machines.

People differ, values differ.

Annie claims never to have been a business person, but with impending festival takeovers, her next compilation and an ever-expanding line of merch ("Oh babe, you haven't seen the Annie Macs yet…"), I beg to differ.