Sentence examples for differed from the classic from inspiring English sources

But then he defended it in terms that markedly differed from the classic economic case.

A Caesar salad was overdressed and differed from the classic version, without the whole romaine leaves and with less anchovy flavor, but its lightness of green was a welcome respite; the food at Gabriela's is homey and very hearty.

This recipe differs from the classic by the addition of other whole spices, seasonings that lamb might welcome in India, to provide more complexity.

But then several scientists proposed that fossils found in Africa--called Homo ergaster--differed from the classic specimens of H. erectus from Java, Indonesia, which appeared between 200,000 and 750,000 years later (Science, 2 March 2001, p. 1735).

Likewise, Visser revisited Carroll's pyramid in developing countries/continents, in particular, Africa, and argued that the order of the CSR layers there differ from the classic pyramid.

XJTLU is one of the experiments by the Chinese government to test education styles that differ from the classic Chinese education system and one of the main goals is to improve creative thinking amongst its student population.

This is where they differ from the classic model of narcissism.

Altogether, these different studies suggest that the dichotomy between attention-demanding and not attention-demanding CVS tasks might differ from the classic efficient (pop-out) versus inefficient CVS tasks and this question would require further experiments.

In other words, an ethical framework that differs from the classic bio- or medical ethics.

However, the subdivision of family T (T1 T4, likely to represent relatively old genotypes), which differs from the classic ST 53 (all spacers present except 33 36), remains poorly defined.

These perceived issues may differ from the "classic" issues, e.g. autonomy, discrimination, and psychological harm that are considered important in predictive testing for monogenic disorders.