Sentence examples for difference between the succession from inspiring English sources

A critical underlying difference between the succession and addition theorists is the question over whether forms are indivisible or can be perpetually broken down into smaller parts.

It is easy… to perceive the difference between a succession of favourable deviations from the laws of chance, and … the continuous and cumulative action of those laws.

years to come: at 22. for 33: at 23. for 32. and at 54. for one year only; because these are the terms of life which remain to them at those respective epochs.--But a material difference must be noted between the succession of an individual, and that of a whole generation.

The current state of that partnership could be the difference between a smooth succession within the Sinaloa cartel and a bloody fracturing of what has long been a loose-knit and volatile confederation of killers, smugglers and outlaws.

The rule points at a slight difference in the succession of events.

We can only speculate about the difference between the theoretical and observed oxygen succession, and one aspect may be a lower theoretical growth efficiency than the 19% we used (see "Materials and methods").

In addition, the analysis reveals fine-grained differences in the succession of events.

James here berates Helmholtz for failing to recognize that a mere succession of experiences does not add up to an experience of succession, and then goes on to endorse a Retentional account of where the difference between the two lies: the earlier and later parts of a succession must be experienced together and simultaneously in order to be experienced as a succession.

The best order within each linkage group was found using the following succession of commands: 'order', 'compare'trytry' and 'ripple' (likelihood difference between the first and second best order = 2.0).

Read about the differences between primary succession and secondary succession.

"The difference between the teams?