Sentence examples for different contemporaneous from inspiring English sources

The shape of this last "variable" f may differ drastically between economies –both between different contemporaneous economies and the same economy at different timesh.

Furthermore, Kuhn (in a move toward Feyerabend's view) now claims that the same types of difficulties in communication that arise due to incommensurability between members of different scientific communities separated by the passage of time also occur between members of different contemporaneous sub-disciplines that result from scientific revolutions (Kuhn 2000 [1993], 238).

When we compared this group of students with a different contemporaneous group of students the scores were also comparable.

The church has been likened to examples of religious architecture from the late Roman (Early Christian) period, the Caucasus, and the Carolingian Pre-Romanesque of Charlemagne because of its characteristic plan, which is significantly different from contemporaneous Bulgarian or Byzantine buildings.

Offering three different but contemporaneous perspectives on the Bradford hospice at home service is a particular strength of this study.

But several months before all that came an altogether different work, near-contemporaneous with Shakespeare's play: a long-unperformed court masque, Love Freed from Ignorance and Folly, put on last week as a fundraising exercise to support the rest of the season.

The internet will become constructed entirely of two different sorts of untruth: contemporaneous unalloyed praise and posthumous defamatory hearsay.

Using DEA technology, we first show how each unit and its components in a panel can be characterized in efficiency terms vis-a-vis two different kinds of frontier: contemporaneous and sequential.

We find that δ13C values of B. suillus are significantly different to those of contemporaneous large mammals from EFT indicating a significant presence of plants utilizing the C4 photosynthetic pathway during the mid-Pleistocene, in contrast to present C3 dominated ecosystems along the west coast of South Africa.

These caves do not share haplotype groups, but it is not clear whether this pattern is due to (1) small scale geographic isolation or (2) temporal structure combined with gene flow such as colonization processes (as interpreted by Hofreiter and colleagues, the "haplotype replacement" hypothesis) since haplotypes from the different caves are not contemporaneous.

Here, we report on the first phylogenetic study of all the relevant non-pareiasaurian parareptiles from the Mezen River Basin, and provide phylogenetic and anatomical evidence that these taxa include the first amniotes in which a highly specialized impedance-matching middle ear had evolved, suggesting ecological adaptations very different from those of contemporaneous tetrapods.