Sentence examples for different principle from from inspiring English sources
Harmonic Drive, mechanical speed-changing device, invented in the 1950s, that operates on a different principle from, and has capabilities beyond the scope of, conventional speed changers.
This works on a different principle from straight magnetic storage, for although the information is recorded magnetically, it is written and read by a laser.MO disks are coated with a material whose polarity can be altered only at high temperatures.
The continuing trend toward high power (more than 1 megawatt at frequencies of 60 GHz and 100 kilowatts at frequencies of 200 GHz) requires vacuum electronic devices, which operate on a different principle from that of the conventional slow-wave electron tubes.
It functions on a different principle from normal projectors, using a laser light source being bounced off a resonating mirror.
As ARM systems are built on a completely different principle from the Intel, AMD, and IBM-led PC-compatible spec, some serious changes had to be made.
AIM was selected, because it is based on a different principle from the other two, and EEM can also mimic AIM charges very efficiently [60].
Robinson wants a revolution in education, "based on different principles from those of the standards movement".
Follis began his career in the Marines, and the Marines operate by very different principles from those of the D.E.A.
Anglo-Saxon poetry, which worked on altogether different principles from the poetry associated with the modern English language, had no place for rhyme.
But although the resulting circuits work on rather different principles from those invented by Dr Kilby, there is a sense in which all of this year's winners are linked by the theme of information-processing.
There is certainly the sense that things may be coming to a head and that takes some doing bearing in mind every single piece of information out of Old Trafford since last summer has pointed to this being a club that want to operate to different principles from their rivals.
