Hence, pictures are grouped together with such things as diagrams, ungraduated instruments of measurement, and maps with those symbols, that is, for which, in simpler words, any difference may make a difference: any difference in a mark may correspond to a different character, and any difference in the character may stand for a different correlation to the field of reference.
Wise policies such as welfare reform, and drug education, and support for abstinence and adoption have made a difference in the character of our country.
This difference in the character of the effervescence serves as the test usually used to distinguish dolomite from calcite in the field.
Wise policies such as welfare reform, drug education and support for abstinence and adoption have made a difference in the character of our country.
Experts note, in addition, that much of the disparity in murder rates between the South and other sections of the country stems from a difference in the character of Southern homicide.
That was how Mr. Shore and Ms. Jacobs, along with her husband and producing partner, Paul Attanasio, conceived their show in the summer of 2003 — although there was one critical difference in the character.
I met with Eileen a few more times: once at my apartment, without Old and Rowe, and with no appreciable difference in the character of our conversation; then at the company's corporate headquarters, on Fifth Avenue; and, finally, in Irvington, at a celebration in an Eileen Fisher store at the river's edge, called the Lab Store, which was reopening after being flooded by Sandy.
President Bush noted the long decline in teenage pregnancy rates in his 2006 State of the Union address, saying, "Wise policies such as welfare reform, drug education and support for abstinence and adoption have made a difference in the character of our country".
