Sentence examples for different from the ideas from inspiring English sources

Our approach is new and different from the ideas found in [6 9, 11].

We take the interference power as the optimization objective, which is different from the ideas of the related papers mentioned above.

The deaf students who expressed ideas in gesture that were different from the ideas they expressed in sign were ready to learn to solve the math problems, said UChicago psychologist Susan Goldin-Meadow.

Of course, industry's idea of chemical reform is different from the ideas of women living with and at risk of breast cancer.

But you know that industry's idea of chemical reform is very different from the ideas of women living with and at risk of breast cancer.

The majority, 63percentt of voters who supported Trump in last year's election say his current policies are not very or not at all different from the ideas he espoused as a candidate.

Real human experience is different from the idea of experience.

This is no different from the idea that Parisians are all rude or New Yorkers unfriendly.

This is very different from the idea of lightning as the initial energy source.

As I say, civilised – and subtly different from the idea of tapas as it became popularised in the UK.

This is different from the idea that sees the genome as hard-wired information that is controlled by the epigenome46.