Sentence examples for different performance than from inspiring English sources

"It gets the cast excited because it's a different performance than you're used to," he said.

Hexagon tessellations have different performance than, and are often superior to, square tessellations in applications such as fluid dynamics, percolation theory, self-avoiding walks, survey sample design, and quantization.

We were having a fascinating discussion about Twitter with Jon Klein, when the first strains of "I Want You Back" by the Jackson 5 came on, and suddenly there were CNN pundit-stars Donna Brazile and Roland Martin turning the front section of the CNN Grill into an impromptu dance floor, putting on a very different performance than that to which CNN's viewing audience has become accustomed.

If you try to detect the dentin reaction in a pool of histological sites, you tend to have a different performance than if you only selected sites in which the reaction is present.

It is unclear if this discordance can be attributed to biological differences or experimental design, given that Le Bras et al. (2011) measured different performance indicators than in the current study and those used for Arctic charr [ 15].

At that point, its Teutonic solidity and composure put it at a different performance level than the other cars.

Subtle difference, different performance.

Shortly after the state report's publication, National Grid filed a rate case proposing significantly different performance incentives than those recommended by the state's report.

So the reference is for sure a different performance level than we had in Ferrari and this is something we have to take as an example to improve.

Consider the following quote from North (1994): "economies that adopt the formal rules of another economy will have very different performance characteristics than the first economy because of different informal norms and enforcement.

Organizations that deliver healthcare services (e.g., hospitals, primary care practices, long-term care homes) have multiple, conflicting missions, unique management challenges, and different performance measures than those producing products and technologies or those delivering educational services.