Sentence examples for different from the familiar from inspiring English sources

Smooth muscle is different from the familiar sort that cloaks bones and enables bodily movement.

Analysis by the linearized and scaling theories showed that the reaction-induced phase separation behaviour was different from the familiar thermally induced SD during isothermal annealing after temperature jump.

In the same context, we have identified differentially rotating plasma structures (sequences of rings) that can exist around compact astrophysical objects and are substantially different from the familiar disks that are based on gas dynamics considerations.

In this bifurcated environment, conversations with New Yorkers suggest a newly cleaved view of the city, quite different from the familiar, friendly uptown-downtown competition that has so long been part of the New York experience.

(The corn is field corn, which is different from the familiar sweet corn). Those, and a few others — sorghum, millet and soy, for example — are the staple crops around the world.

We don't know what it is for sure, but most astrophysicists think that it must be a new kind of particle, different from the familiar baryons (such as protons and neutrons) in stars, planets and people.

Arabic literature is rich in simile and metaphor, but the constructions used are so different from those familiar in the West that translation requires much adaptation.

But embracing the new, it turns out, isn't that different from embracing the familiar.

Interestingly, the odds of committing an error on the most familiar design, the crosshead, were not statistically different from the less familiar infrared, and in the case of the moderate group, the plastic wand (as presented in Figure  3 and Table  4).

About another quarter is so-called cold, dark matter, which is made of different particles from the familiar sort of matter, and can interact with the latter only via gravity.

With its single-minded focus on rum (that back bar is stocked with 35 different rums, from the familiar bracing whites to molasses-colored anejos), Roneria Caracas follows in the footsteps of another spirit-centric bar, Mayahuel, which opened earlier this year in the East Village, with a tight focus on tequila.