Sentence examples for creating a difference from inspiring English sources
And it is creating a difference as dramatic as the introduction of photography in the world of traditional art a century ago.
The relatively small effect of the weight flow of fuel in creating a difference between the weight flow of the inlet and exhaust streams is intentionally disregarded.
As a jet barrels down a runway, the air above its airfoiled wings moves faster than the air below, creating a difference in air pressure that pulls and pushes the plane up.
On the other hand ethnic groups are born in the country, creating a difference in the mobility dimension.
When a scroll is rolled, the backing layer stretches to accommodate bending while the decorated top layer compresses, creating a difference in elasticity over time.
The same effect can be globally observed in the entire study area by creating a difference map of the G4M and WRF ∆PWV maps, as shown in Fig. 7c.
Their project, So Create A Difference, features some of their own ideas, but they are keen for the public's input.
The difference in scale creates a difference in the kind of meaning that actions have for the people performing them.
He emphasized that the hotel complex must "exist in a universe of 'wow' objects but create a difference, a strong difference".
What made the endeavour worthwhile for him was the feeling that music creates "a difference to the quality of listening: it makes something of the ritual of storytelling".
