Sentence examples for difference between proper from inspiring English sources
An electrophysiological study has specifically questioned whether the difference between proper and common noun classes consists in their belonging to two different semantic domains (or grammatical classes) or to a difference in the memory retrieval processes [4].
This difference, between "proper" art and your own beloved tat, was made explicit by Alan Kane at Frieze this year.
The administration does not try to define the difference between proper and improper payments.
This theory takes the categories of sentences and names (for Ajdukiewicz, following Leśniewski, there is no syntactic difference between proper names and common nouns) as fundamental and assigns the pointer s to sentences and n to names.
"I was never an amazing ballerina, but I know the difference between proper and improper technique...The model/dancer in the Free People advertisements looks the part -- until you put her in pointe shoes.
This is perhaps the hardest thing to grasp when capitalising, as you need to be able to identify the difference between proper nouns which must be capitalised, and common nouns which, in English, do not require capitalising.
There's a big difference between a proper writer and someone who's learned how to write scripts.
While the law appears to effectively annex the territories, erasing any legal difference between Israel proper, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, it may single-handedly spur an unprecedented world protest boycott on settler-produced goods.
Unfortunately, none of the articles reviewed in this study with incorrect statistical methodology provided the data in a format whereby the magnitude of the difference between a proper and improper analysis could be assessed.
But we find no difference in heterogeneity between proper and improper module networks.
He told the Question Time audience that he made a mistake by getting "bogged down" in an argument about the different types of rape, admitting that his comments about the differences between "serious, proper rapes" and others had "obviously upset a lot of people".
