Sentence examples for differentials that from inspiring English sources

"We do have to wrestle with the differentials that exist in terms and conditions..

The price differentials that really agitate Americans are those on blockbuster patented medicines, for which they pay much more.

Newton's terminology and notations of fluxions were eventually discarded in favour of the derivatives and differentials that were developed by G.W. Leibniz.

Both systems have Torsen center differentials that usually distribute 40percentt of torque to the front wheels and 60percenttothethe rear -- a setup that conveys a rear-drive "feel".

"While we are not convinced that civil service-wide industrial action at this time will influence these negotiations, we continue to press the government to address the long-term pay differentials that exist in the civil service," he commented We talked to three public sector workers about why they are striking.

David Penman, general secretary of the FDA, also commented: "While we are not convinced that civil service-wide industrial action at this time will influence these negotiations, we continue to press the government to address the long-term pay differentials that exist in the civil service".

Not that Mark is too worried about the age differential that will develop.

The power distribution from front to rear is controlled by a center differential that can move the torque as needed.

I saw it time and again: young women charmed by older men, bowled over by a power differential that is hard to resist.

In addition, Outbacks and Legacys have a viscous limited-slip differential that can shift torque from one rear wheel to the other.

"But it is different and I can't think of another situation in sport with a points differential that can affect the psychology like this.