Sentence examples for differences between the points of from inspiring English sources

But while the differences between the points of the line are themselves infinitely small, the relation between them is a determinate value — the slope, which can be calculated for any point on the line.

No major differences emerged between the various districts or at the various levels, nor were there main differences between the points of view of men and women.

Changing the contrast usually makes the image seem a bit sharper by increasing the difference between the points of color in the file.

The differential displacement is the difference between the points of maximum and minimum vertical displacements along the strip footing length.

Also, we compare mathematical and computer-calculating insights in the examples to explain the reason of the existence of the old difference between the points of view.

However, at 22 days post-BrdU the difference between the points of these same curves is highly significant (p <0.01).

The difference between the point of view of a spectator and the limitless range of the camera is the starting point for Berkeley's artistry, as he has said.

This average "offset" of about 2.4 cm is about the difference between the point of onset of transmission and the point of maximal transmission that was noted anecdotally during the study, i.e. difference between B1 and B2 in Figure  1.

At the group level, the WAI is stable and did not show any significant difference in the mean between the points of time.

While there is a major difference between the starting points of Rakers vs. Long's install base (347 million units) I believe the analysis and assumptions of how the install base changes is the key when utilizing both models.

The difference between the two points of zero crossing was then calculated, which represented the spectral width at 95%% of the spectrum's maximum intensity.