Sentence examples for difference in character from inspiring English sources
This difference provides an explanation for the difference in character between the samples, whereby PRM27 is soft and waxy, and PRM28 is glassy and brittle (Table 1).
In order to parlay a difference in character into a difference in truth-value, propositional attitude verbs would need to operate on character rather than content.
The reader of William's philosophical works is struck by their difference in character from the mainstream of philosophical and theological writing of the early thirteenth century.
Yes, but also a difference in character.
The large difference in character annotation rate (13.5 for the CA dataset compared with only 1.84 characters per hour for the FC dataset) is likely a result of several factors.
In some texts the term 'hydrogen bond' is restricted to the H···Y linkage, but this tends to emphasize the difference in character between the X−H and H···Y bonds.
Geographic distance was strongly correlated with difference in characters (Mantel test, R = 0.5739, P = 0.0021 in a test with 9999 permutations), indicating that the further apart the populations, the more dissimilar they are in germination characters.
He should also think hard about the differences in character: Ahmadinejad is volatile and headstrong, the interlocutor from hell, while Moussavi is steady and measured.
I'm reminded of an aphorism of Robert Bresson's (which I thought was in "Notes on Cinematography," but it isn't—it must have come from an interview) to the effect that seeing a line of soldiers standing at attention is the best way to observe their differences in character and temperament.
