Sentence examples for difference between the services from inspiring English sources
One difference between the services is in their policies on commercials.
By far the most important difference between the services, though, is what industry insiders call "latency" (and everybody else calls "infuriating delay").
Mr. Sklar, though, said he saw no difference between the services that Scientologists cite for their deductions and the religious training his children receive at two Hebrew schools in Los Angeles.
Another difference between the services is that Bambuser offers streaming both from your computer and mobile, while Qik only allows streaming from the mobile.
What is the difference between the services offered at the Link and the services offered at the MPS? I'd like to film a project in the Link.
The upper boundary in the allocation of virtual resources to the services is the primary difference between the services of VNO GB and BG, in other words, while the data rates allocated to services of the guaranteed VNO are bounded by maximum guaranteed values, the services of VNO BG have no limitation.
There's a fundamental difference between the service provided by a realtor and the service provided by a travel agent or a stockbroker.
The location-capacity decisions and allocations are simultaneously made to maximize the difference between the service provider's profit and the sum of customers' transportation and waiting costs.
The difference between the service capacity cost and the total charge applied to realized usage is credited/charged to the users based on the proportion of reported expected usage weighted by the cost per unit time delay.
Uncovered areas are computed as the difference between the service areas computed using multiple buffer distances (Euclidian distances) and service areas calculated using walking distance of the eight respective classes.
Ask anyone who uses them and the difference between the service at the post office compared with FedEx and UPS and the result will be unanimously in favor of the latter two despite postal employees receiving substantially higher salaries and benefits.
