In the wake of other format conflicts, including the one over the first generation of DVD's, multiple standards co-exist, with the differences papered over by machines that can play several formats.
It may be that the 20 gram difference between paper weight in the two groups was too small so that recipients of 'high' quality paper did not readily distinguish it from there general day to day paperwork.
It might not seem like a huge difference on paper, but two more mph feels like a whole lot when it's happening to a piece of wood under your feet.
Albert Einstein, Hathaway adds, is preparing its faculty to deal with "the very basic difference between paper and electronic ways of submitting applications.
And what's the difference, on paper at least, between a Level 1 school and a Level 3 school?
No major difference between paper and pencil and computer-supported diagnosis was found.
There was no difference between paper and online regarding the number of days entered (mean: 76.3 vs. 68.2, student's t-test p = 0.315).
While there was no overall difference in paper quiz performance between open- and closed-note exam conditions, there may be specific groups of students who were better able to take advantage of the scenario compared with their peers.
But those differences are paper thin: basically, both ABC and Fox exploit the personality clashes and class conflict that are the core of reality show voyeurism.
Mr. Robillard conceded that Mrs. Astor's signature appeared weaker on the first and second codicils than on the third, though he suggested that that could have been a result of pens not working properly or differences in paper.
"With removal of this conclusion and the cautions about the differences, the paper was acceptable for Muller," Calabrese says.
