Sentence examples for difference between discovering from inspiring English sources

There is a fundamental difference between discovering meaning in an object and imposing meaning on it.

Missing even a single variant can mean the difference between discovering a disease-contributing mutation or not [ 38].

The difference is between discovering a mine that contains gold and constructing glittering objects from dross.

The difference between merely discovering a truth and proving it is a matter of transparency: for proving or following a proof the subject must be aware of the way in which the conclusion is reached and the soundness of that way; this is not required for discovery.

I've thought about it ever since, the difference between making and discovering".

There was a profound difference, he discovers, between Shakespeare the man and Shakespeare the writer.

He also criticised the "mass hysteria" that breaks out in the press "when the slightest slither of difference is discovered between ministers".

Additionally, a non-significant difference was discovered between scenarios where a power imbalance is perceived and scenarios wherein power falls somewhere between 'balanced' and 'imbalanced' (hence 'mid' being designated to scenarios C, D, F and K).

No fixed difference between species was discovered.

There is a considerable difference between leukaemia being discovered on a routine blood count, and a patient with bowel obstruction complicating colon cancer.

"The biggest difference I've discovered between the play and the libretto is that Vonnegut did a really great job distilling its essence.