Sentence examples for difference in feel from inspiring English sources
Describing the difference in feel between hydraulic and electric steering isn't easy.
When David Ratajczak, the percussionist, was freed to swing for real with Mr. Marsalis and a bassist, David J. Grossman, in a shuffling, improvised encore of Weill's "Mack the Knife," the difference in feel could hardly have been more apparent.
Darrell did a fine job deconstructing all of BlackBerry 10's particulars in his Z10 review so I won't rehash it all, but there was a distinct difference in feel between how gestures and navigation work on the two devices.
He says most people would actually enjoy driving a Boxster Spyder or even the Cayman on a racetrack more than a 911, simply because of the difference in feel between those mid-engines and the rear-engined 997.
The lack of actual difference in feel between the concepts, and the subsequent lack of anything really interesting happening to any of them, is a hole into which the book flails and hurdles itself toward its absent center.
A 1/8 (or 1/16) inch increase in bar diameter has a noticeable difference in feel and stability.
Post-hoc comparisons revealed a significant difference in felt arousal at the 165 minutes between caffeine and placebo (t11 = 3.60, p < 0.05), and NDRI and placebo (t11 = 2.20, p < 0.05), while there was no difference between caffeine and NDRI (t11 = 1.01, p = 0.33).
This process is fairly consistent throughout the whole industry, and the quality of the fibers makes the biggest difference in look and feel.
Have you noticed a difference in the feel and look of your skin?
