Sentence examples for different rear from inspiring English sources

Todd Carstensen, a Chevrolet spokesman, said the vehicles also had different rear suspension components.

Loading conditions were assessed using two different rear securement point positions.

Thus is it further distanced from the Grand C-Max, which has an entirely different rear half and a wheelbase extended by 130mm.

Some, such as the tail-lights recalling those of the 504 Coupé, are superficial, while others are more fundamental; the fastest 2.2-litre diesel version has a different front suspension system to other 508s, an echo of the four different rear suspension layouts used in various versions of the 504, when Peugeot's near-legendary reputation for ride and handling was at its height.

On Friday, they had two different floors on the two cars and two different rear wing set-ups.

"They have been trying different front wing assemblies and I've been told they have a different rear wing to try in the second session.

In contrast to the above results, sexual differences and variation induced by different rearing temperatures resemble predicted and well-known patterns for B. anynana and beyond [ 45, 46].

Analyses of variance using the GLM procedure of the SAS® software were performed on the original and synthetic variables to assess differences between the lambs for different rearing year, sex, litter size born and litter size reared, and the age of the mother.

We suspected that UV-LDI-o-TOF MS would reveal additional CHC components in addition to those already identified with GC-MS and provide a new look at how different rearing substrates might influence body part-specific differences in CHC profiles involved in courtship signaling.

In the seed beetle Callosobruchus maculates (Fabricius), differences in the degree of sexual size dimorphism at different rearing temperatures were suggested to result from size-selective mortality of males (Stillwell & Fox, 2007).

The observed differences of milk cortisol concentration between farms suggest that different rearing conditions, such as stocking rate, shape and type of cubicles and number of animals per productive group may affect the HPA axis activity, thus beholding the hypothesis that the effects of environment can superimpose the genetic background [ 30].