Sentence examples for difference between the concepts from inspiring English sources
In Stack, Lord Neuberger provided what might be regarded as the classic definition of the difference between the concepts: An inferred intention is one which is objectively deduced to be the subjective actual intention of the parties, in the light of their actions and statements.
However, there is an important difference between the concepts of desert and entitlement.
The difference between the concepts of the hydraulic and the mechanical aperture is evident in Fig. 5.
Some scholars have argued that for Descartes there is a difference between the concepts of being and reality (Chappell 1986, Lennon 2007, Smith 2010a).
2. Due to the big difference between the concepts of almost periodic and periodic, the method used in [41] cannot be applied to the almost periodic case directly.
The most difference between the concepts of G-metric and G b -metric is that the G b -metric function is not necessarily continuous in all its three variables (see, Example 2.15).
The difference between the concept version of the Chevrolet Volt, the plug-in hybrid that General Motors first showed in 2007, and the production version shown in September, had to do with aerodynamics, said Bob Boniface, its chief designer.
Such was the embarrassment of my host that he immediately jumped to my defence, nobly attempting to clarify the difference between the concept of a great monolith in the sky and a sense of personal empowerment and self-realisation that a less developed mind would in a previous century have ascribed to the divine.
The focus on the subjectivity of persons explains many personalists' insistence on the difference between the concept of "person" and that of "individual".
This result of Gödel's (Gödel 1933f), which marks the beginning of provability logic, makes exact the difference between the concept of "provability in a specified formal system" and that of "provability by any correct means".
