Sentence examples for differences in the realization from inspiring English sources

A comparison between transformer-coupled oscillator topologies is carried out, highlighting the main differences in the realization of the isolation transformers.

The different writer-reader relationships and different purposes in these genres (pedagogical in the laboratory report, and presenting new research in RAs) result in some significant differences in the realization of moves.

Two similar solutions have been proposed:(a) Geographically Scoped stateless Address Configuration (GeoSAC) [8], initially proposed before GeoNet started, and further developed during the lifetime of the project; and (b) [9], that adopts this same concept but has many and essential differences in the realization.

The present research chooses the perspective of coherence from a systemic functional linguistic view as the entry point to compare a source Chinese text and its two English translations, so as to illuminate the differences in the realization of coherence in both the Chinese source text and the English target texts and how coherence is kept and achieved in translation.

This clearly showed that the datasets in 100 different noise realizations had different characteristics due to the increasing difference in the realization of the added noise.

For the newer variants, there was not much difference in the realization of [L], and both dialects showed robust representation of this category.

However, as gender has always been a prominent factor for sound changes and variations [e.g., English: Holmes (1999); Japanese: Kong et al. (2012); Mandarin: Baran (2014), Fon et al. (2011), and Zhang (2005); Tibetan: Reynolds (2012); Yami: Rau et al. (2009)], it is surmised that there might also be a gender difference in the realization of Min /dz/.

Meher Baba, an Indian guru with an international following, put it this way: "There is no difference in the realization of the Truth either by a Muslim, Hindu, Zoroastrian, or a Christian.

Many examples of native speaker interactions illustrate the similarities and differences observed in the realization patterns and the perception of refusals by Mexicans and Americans in formal and informal situations.

Gender differences in the acoustic realization of creaky voice: Evidence from conversational data collected in inland California.

No differences were found in the realization of daily activities (P=0.053) between the groups.