Sentence examples for different from the requirements from inspiring English sources

Those aren't so different from the requirements that bank customers expect from A.T.M.'s.

The following degree programs have specific requirements different from the requirements above.

However, the requirements posed by the IGA simulation are often different from the requirements in CAD.

Structural requirements and allocation of cellular energy into maximal photosynthetic surface area [31] in rosettes is greatly different from the requirements of rigidity and solute transport in the stem tissue [34].

The demands of a rapidly proliferating cell for carbon metabolites for the synthesis of biomass, energy and redox equivalents, are fundamentally different from the requirements of a differentiated, quiescent cell, but it remains open whether this metabolic switch is a cause or a consequence of malignant transformation.

Such legislative action is entirely different from the requirement of the Constitution as to the expression of assent or dissent to a proposed amendment to the Constitution.

From a task-based perspective, this is a different activity from the requirements to notify potential custodians, yet both must be done properly to meet the requirements set forth in a burgeoning body of law.

The caveat, he said, is that dogs' nutritional requirements are different from humans' nutritional requirements, "so the concern, when you look at a lot of the lay books that aren't written by professionals, is that the diets are not complete and balanced.

Different from the conventional praxis, these requirements incorporate the fracture mechanics approach for determining inspection intervals of railway axles.

We know two things: (1) The requirements are different from the PhD program, thus no Q exam and different course requirements (2) As an M.S. student you cannot get funding.

The requirement to make a judgement about competence in the case of young people is no different in principle from the requirement to pay attention to the competence of adult participants, even though the challenges are greater.