Sentence examples for different from the narrow from inspiring English sources

This new bicycle highway is very different from the narrow, painted strips which cyclists have to make do with in German cities, often risking collisions with motorised traffic.

The new Fidesz majority is very likely to be different from the narrow majority that kept the Fidesz government in line over the last two years.

The contrast with her previous film is immediate, not least because Erskine's estate, now characterised by security doors and intercoms, is so different from the narrow streets and back-to-backs of the old Byker.

These large, government-sponsored studies are supposed to be the gold standard — and very different from the narrow, occasionally biased studies sponsored by manufacturers seeking approval of a new drug.

The flat-topped mountains of the Cumberland Plateau are significantly different from the narrow Armuchee ridges beyond nearby Chickamauga Valley to the east.

"The commonsense and the dictionary definition of coordination is very different from the narrow Federal Election Commission regulations defining impermissible coordination," said former Republican FEC chairman Trevor Potter in an interview.

We may notice that from the 60 GHz millimeter-wave channels that are dramatically different from the narrow-band systems, except for the overall sparsity of channel MPCs that attenuated by following an exponent decay function, the local sparse property introduced by the cluster phenomenon may greatly facilitate the practical designs of efficient reconstruction algorithm [9].

A closer look at Mozambique's co-operation framework reveals a different story from the narrow, land-grabbing narrative weaved by Monbiot.

"I kept reading pieces by Londoners speaking proudly of their multicultural, outward-looking city, so different from these narrow xenophobic places up north.

Mr. Romney must make clear that he has a strategic view of American power that is different from the Obama administration's narrow and tactical approach.

In these quantum wells, electron spin relaxation time is considered to vary approximately as T −2, i.e., τ e =A e T −2, where A e is a constant, which is quiet different from the assumption of a narrow quantum wells in [2, 10, 19]; and the hole spin relaxation time is roughly proportional to T −1, i.e., τ hh =A hh T −1, where A hh is a constant [20].