Sentence examples for differences in materials from inspiring English sources

Goodman claims that architecture does have, in the architect's planes, something quite close to a notational system, and hence is, because of that, an allographic art: different buildings, built in different locations and even with certain differences in materials, would be instances of the same work, provided that they correspond to the same plan.

The different prognostic regions identified may be related to the inherent genetic complexity of ESCC, to differences in materials (e.g. study populations from different geographic areas with disparities in dietary and environmental exposures) and use of different genetic profiling technologies [ 48, 49].

Differences in materials and construction of the four breeder blanket concepts lead to differing nuclear responses.

As for the minor differences in materials across condition, the perceptual information probably varied with head movements and posture adjustments as participants solved the additions.

Despite the differences in materials, racing flats have begun to be used not only for racing, but also for daily training.

Experiments 1 through 4 consistently found that the testing effect is moderated by experimental design across differences in materials, list structure, list length, presence of feedback, and rates of retrieval-practice success.

Also, the migration of CO2 through heterogeneous subsurface is very difficult to predict because small differences in material properties may result in vastly different migration patterns.

Differences in recommendations may reflect not only differences in material sourced, differences in interpreting and grading the evidence but also different influences in moving from evidence to recommendations.

However, regional differences in the capacity of higher-education systems to contribute to scientific research and technological innovation may constitute an even greater gap than differences in material wealth between the richest and poorest countries.

The Soviets were distinguished by the high priority they placed on gaining the initiative, a willingness to accept pawn structures even Lasker had considered bad, a new appreciation of differences in material, and a concentrated approach to pregame preparation.

Differences in material structure with the applied field were observed in transmission electron micrographs of the products.