Sentence examples for differences in the natural from inspiring English sources
Peak Ridge Capital Group's Commodity Volatility Fund, which profits from price differences in the natural gas market, has risen 138percentt since starting on Nov. 13, the news service reported.
There are many exceptions to these patterns, with great differences in the "natural" fire regimes across elevation gradients and vegetation types across the west.
This relates to differences in the natural environment, the landscape histories, the scale and scientific approaches of the researchers.
It's pretty comparable in mathematics, although you begin to see some differences in the natural sciences and the social and behavioral sciences degrees.
Old-growth and second-growth coast redwood trees in California have shown large differences in the natural durability of heartwood (Clark and Scheffer [1983]).
Six FRs were examined to cover all the potential ranges of relative differences in the natural frequencies of the two decks.
The difference in the natural frequencies is shown to be dependant basically on the added mass effect of the water and not on its added damping.
His comments were seen by the majority of his peers and wider audience to reflect a widely held yet no-longer publicly pronounced stereotype of the difference in the natural abilities between men and women.
In the set of conducted tests, it appears that the end walls of the ESB model container behave in accordance with the dynamic response of the soil deposit, despite a difference in the natural period depending on the relative density of the sand deposit.
Based on my experience teaching in inner city high schools for five years, and Wharton for more than a score, I recognize no significant difference in the "natural intelligence" of students.
In addition, sex-differences in the natural history of bone accrual (a physiological event) and bone loss (a pathophysiological process) account for the discrepancy between the two sexes due to exposure to different sex steroids, which act in a dimorphic fashion on bone, especially at puberty (Duan et al 2003).
