Sentence examples for differing arrangements from inspiring English sources

Two majestically presented sculptures are composed of two differing arrangements of geometric units that seem to reflect the visual and formal purity associated with Minimalism.

There are, however, many dice with differing arrangements of spots or other face designs, such as poker dice and crown and anchor dice, and many other shapes of dice with 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 16, and 20 or more sides.

We take the example of the differing arrangements of EPHF, services or operations.

Analysis of N-linked glycans has revealed that C. concisus, along with Campylobacter fetus, Campylobacter hyointestinalis, Campylobacter lanienae, Campylobacter sputorum, display differing arrangements of Hex and HexNAc sugars to other Campylobacter species, and that C. concisus contains a residue of 217 Da not found in all other Campylobacter species tested [ 29].

Learn how the same problem is solved, or at least addressed, by differing institutional arrangements around the world and the difficulties in applying that arrangement across jurisdictional boundaries.

Based on certain assumptions as to the dispersal mechanism, we assess the impact that varying potential for rare long-distance dispersal (LDD) has on the ability to move over landscapes with differing spatial arrangements of suitable habitat (clumped versus fragmented).

At the micro level, individual actors from differing governance arrangements interact beyond what is formally required.

Similar but non-identical proteins (homologs) showed differing domain arrangements.

However, given that the closely related acetylcholinesterases have been characterised in monomeric, dimeric and tetrameric forms [58], there is some precedent to suggest the possibility of differing molecular arrangements for the inverterbrate neuroligins.

Women's freedom to sit silently, even to clap, is, however, one of the key respects in which life inside Corbyn's office can be seen to differ from arrangements on all-male Mount Athos.

Feather tracts differ in arrangement in different species and hence are useful in the classification of birds.