Sentence examples for difference between the recent from inspiring English sources

An HOL packet delay is measured which is defined as the time difference between the recent packet serving time and the time when the packet was stamped on its arrival in service queue.

One major difference between the recent Thanksgiving and that of 1932, in the depths of the Great Depression, is the availability of plentiful food.

Mingchun Sun, an economist at Nomura, points to some big differences between the recent sell-off in shares and the previous one in November 2007.

There are two differences between the recent crop of such films and their older counterparts: they now employ real Arabs to perpetuate the old stereotypes, and they utilise a token Arab "good guy" to make up for the fact that the rest of the Arab characters are bad.

Perhaps these intrahippocampal distinctions simply reflect qualitative differences between the recent and remote memories.

This misclassification would tend to reduce the differences between the recent immigrant and long-term resident groups studied.

About the latter, which showed a statistically insignificant two point lead for McCain, Abramowitz said: "One reason for the dramatic difference between the two recent CBS polls is that the two samples differed fairly dramatically in terms of partisan composition.

That was the big difference between the most recent recession and the one prior to it.

The payback coefficient is the difference between the most recent estimates of BMSY and biomass (i.e., BMSY−B) divided by one-half of BMSY.

That figure is equal to about 1.7 percent of annual economic activity, enough to be the difference between the mediocre recent growth and healthy growth.

And while the difference between the clubs' recent success is easily underlined by that statistic, United have yet to seal a title in the manner which Roberto Mancini's side beat QPR 3-2, therefore making United's 1-0 win over Sunderland irrelevant.