The phrase "differing concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the differences between two or more ideas, beliefs, or theories. Example: The two philosophers presented differing concepts of justice, with one arguing for a more utilitarian approach and the other advocating for a deontological perspective.
"There are profound differences between the governments of the US and Cuba that include differing concepts about national sovereignty, democracy, political models and international relations," he said as he closed parliament for the year.
One such study focusses on investigating the influence of human experience on users' and designers' differing concepts of products.
"Alÿs confronts issues critical to contemporary societies: urbanism, economic cycles, and differing concepts of modernity and progress," the introductory wall text for the show declares.
What the heck, let's be spoilsports together, shall we? "Alÿs confronts issues critical to contemporary societies: urbanism, economic cycles, and differing concepts of modernity and progress," the introductory wall text at MOMA declares.
But in proposing to transform the landscape, officials have unleashed debate and brought into conflict sharply differing concepts of what this city, South America's largest and most prosperous, should be.
That the impact of new technologies continues to vary widely among different ethnic and economic groups is confirmed by Jennifer Gibbs and her coauthors in "The Globalization of Every Day Life," a study of differing concepts of globalization among seven Los Angeles communities.
The two CDEs resulting from this process would share the same DEC ,indicating that the meaning of the data is identical but that the representations differ (concept code versus integer).
11 As individual concepts of patients are (also) influenced by society, differing subjective concepts can be expected in different societies.
If we think in terms of its contraposition and remember the necessary condition for the identity of concepts, Va in effect asserts that whenever the extensions of F and G differ, the concepts with which they are correlated, namely F and G, differ.
"Twitter and Facebook differ on concepts of identity," Mr. Prosser said.
But we still have explicitly differed the concepts of subtype-specific and general (common) in both subtypes.
