Her remark, "If you bring ferromagnetic materials into a fabrication line, some of those materials might make transistors operate differently," referred to the potential effects of magnetic random access memory, or MRAM.
The OSM wiki pages describe the concepts of the tags and values differently, by referring to very different features (functional and non-functional ones), but also with different precision, a differing number of examples, and with different length.
He was more reflective when another audience member complimented him for being steadfast but then asked him what came to mind "if you look back and go, 'Maybe I should have done this differently.' " Referring to abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison, Mr. Bush said, "What took place there and the pictures there just represented everything we didn't stand for".
There are gems in the data: for instance, some people pronounce "aunt" differently when referring to the "general concept" and when speaking about a specific aunt.
For reviews of the stability of cluster states (in which subsets of the oscillator population synchronise, with oscillators belonging to different clusters behaving differently) we refer the reader to [118, 120, 227]; here we use the notation of [228].
9. "Constitutivism" is sometimes used differently, to refer to the thesis that self-attribution of a mental state constitutes being in that mental state.
The entries in the Fabula Nova Crystallis series share the same mythology, interpreted differently and referred to in varying degrees for each of the game worlds.
According to both ancient Traditional Chinese and modern text books patients experience deqi very differently and refer to a feeling of soreness, numbness, distension or heaviness around the acupuncture point and/or along the meridians [ 6, 7].
"I would like to think they don't treat me any differently," Justine Reed said, referring to her male counterparts.
"Tonja is a rupture with the past, when Alice and Nelle would handle things differently," Ms. Taylor said, referring to Ms. Lee's older sister.
