Sentence examples for different from the qualities from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the qualities elicited by the grill were expected to be different from the qualities elicited by its single component temperatures.

Self-drive, resourcefulness, creativity, and a willingness to work long hours the core traits required to earn a Ph.D. are not so different from the qualities needed to succeed at an entrepreneurial venture.

The above discussion applies to the case when environmental adversity is measured in terms of an environmental quality (e.g., temperature, predation risk) different from the quality (usually a resource) in terms of which we measure the increased subjective environmental uncertainty.

The desired quality is different from the perceived quality because it does not represent the daily experiences of the users, but rather what they desire, hope for or expect from their public transport system.

However, this is meant as a pleasant, mild, non-harsh quality, quite different from the taste quality of a sweet receptor sensation.

Try as you might, seeing the green fairy probably isn't going to happen these days: Modern absinthe is different from the low-quality, toxic sort made with poisonous metal salts associated with hallucinogenic properties back in Vincent van Gogh's day; however, it's still illegal to bring certain kinds of absinthe in from other countries due to lack of regulation.

A farcically comic film-within-a-film sequence shows Jean-Luc Godard in larky cameo, not so very different from the wacky, childlike quality of his own early works.

For the Asian call centre industry this distinction is important because the purpose of recruitment (exclusion) is very different from the purpose of quality assurance (appraisal and coaching feedback).

Conversely, if the provided value is very different from the true values, the quality is low.

Although we extracted DNA from different sites, the quality of DNA was similar between pairs.

There is a tendency to think of the producers of specialty coffee — the exceptional beans that end up served in your favorite neighborhood blond-wood cafe — as different from the producers of lower-quality coffee, but in practice this distinction doesn't really exist.