Sentence examples for difference between the pieces from inspiring English sources

It's hard to discern a difference between the pieces made in the two rivers, but it is not hard to appreciate the ritual aspect of what this artist does.

– Geoff Mann When you are going to reproduce them I would lose the control, that means that there could be a big difference between the piece that is presented, the reproduction could be different from the original.

What each blastema regenerates depends entirely on whether it is on a front piece or a hind piece of flatworm: the real difference between the two pieces may be established by metabolic differentials.

So some people will use their napkins for handkerchiefs because they do not see any difference between the two pieces of fabric.

A fundamental difference between the competing pieces of legislation is that Mr. Hazare's bill would include the prime minister and higher judiciary under the scope of the Lokpal, while the government bill excludes them from such scrutiny.

Furthermore, to account for any residual difference between the musical pieces, we extracted the energy of the auditory signal of each stimulus and then calculated the random mean square (RMS) of energy for successive time windows of 1 s, using a Matlab toolbox (Lartillot and Toiviainen 2007).

There is no difference between those pieces struck in 1902 and those minted in 1903.

Although there were individual differences between the tumour pieces with regard to cell composition, vascularisation and infiltration of leukocytes, there were no major differences between the groups of responders and non-responders (see Supplementary Figure 1 for histological images).

Savvy students have noticed differences between the Guez pieces shown at Brandeis and more strident work of various Palestinian artists that is sometimes displayed in Israel and elsewhere.

The two chambers will then iron out differences between the two pieces of legislation in a conference committee. .

On Tuesday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said there might be a constitutional difference between discrete pieces of data and the collection of vast amounts of information.