Sentence examples for difference between the free from inspiring English sources

"But the difference between the free schools and the municipal schools is that the free schools actually have a profit incentive to reduce quality".

While the examples the author gave may be trivial, there is an important philosophical difference between the (free) queuing system at amusement parks and the practice of paying more to jump to the head of the line.

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It was expensive, at $250 per copy, and consumers didn't know the difference between the free Acrobat Reader and Acrobat, the program that creates PDFs.

The driving force for this reaction is the difference between the free energy of the mixture of elements and that of the formed compound.

The only difference between the free version and paid version is the removal of ads, which for most won't justify the purchase price as the ads are not very intrusive.

But many governments deemed it too risky to expose their citizens to the full heat of the energy market.Now prices are tumbling, it is easier (and less inflationary) to cut subsidies: the difference between the free-market price and the one expected by citizens has shrunk.

The difference between the free-end boundary conditions of the plate and the beam is compensated for by considering a differential operator in addition to the governing equation of the plate.

We can find at least partial answers from the difference between the free-running model solutions x M (case I) and the forecasts x f in cases II and III, in particular the differences in the velocity field v beneath the CMB, because they are the direct consequences of the magnetic induction (12).

Estimates of SD sequence conservation for individual ORFs were obtained by quantifying the difference between the maximum and minimum free energy along the 50 nucleotides preceding the start of the gene (Method 1) and the difference between the free-energy value at position zero and the minimum value along the preceding 50 nucleotides (Method 2).

Introducing his resolution in the Senate, Senator Homer Ferguson, Republican of Michigan, declared, "I believe this modification of the pledge is important because it highlights one of the real fundamental differences between the free world and the Communist world, namely belief in God".