Sentence examples for difference in shaping from inspiring English sources
So, in the face of ever changing circumstances, how can we make a real difference in shaping our national security environment?
In the case of immigration reform, California already has made a difference in shaping the legislation now before Congress: Two interest groups with a distinctively California flavor — high-tech and agriculture — successfully pushed for provisions in the bill that would make it easier to obtain visas to bring in and keep foreign workers.
"The new MacArthur Fellows illustrate the foundation's conviction that talented individuals, free to follow their insights and instincts, will make a difference in shaping the future". The foundation's board of directors choose MacArthur Fellows based on the recommendations of a selection committee and several hundred nominators.
"Education makes a difference in shaping expectations, it influences the way [people] view the world," he told The Guardian newspaper.
"Having the support of experienced mentors that I respect and admire made all the difference in shaping my idea of how I wanted to serve in the courtroom".
My position on climate change derives from a combination of factors: my personal conclusions on the ethics; the objective conclusions of the science as reflected in the long-term analysis of the International Panel of Climate Change scientists; and the established capacity of national and international public policy to make a difference in shaping climate futures.
Furthermore, the difference in shape can be explained by different levels of underreporting for different age-classes [33].
The explanation for this different result on the lateral side may lie in a difference in shape between the medial and lateral tibial plateau.
Both Dynamic Time Warping14 (DTW) and the Kolmogorov Smirnov statistic were used to measure the difference in shape between all insert profiles and a distance matrix was constructed.
A quantitative criterion called shape parameter is then used to express quantitatively the difference in shape between a given experimental drop and a spherical shape.
