Sentence examples for differing from the usual from inspiring English sources
The objective of the study is to test, by simulation, if it would be profitable to use plant designs differing from the usual ones.
Multiple centrioles form around a mother centriole, differing from the usual pattern of one daughter centriole per mother centriole.
As the human genome was decoded, geneticists started looking for single bases that differed from the usual base at that position on the chromosome.
The works in the exhibition differ from the usual screen saver fare of animated geometric patterns, postcard-pretty slide shows or cartoon characters perpetually engaged in cute antics.
Where it differs from the usual live or recorded listening experience is in the loss of the audience's own interpretations.
Musth is the time for establishing reproductive hierarchy, which can differ from the usual social hierarchy in that a male in musth outranks nonmusth males.
Though his blunt tone differed from the usual flow of diplomatic formulas, most diplomats in the hall were also New York residents who lived through the horror of the attacks and who regarded Mr. Giuliani not only as their sometimes critical host, but also as their mayor.
"The e-mail had managed to bypass the existing security controls in place for malicious e-mails by being well written, targeted to specific bank staff and utilized an embedded hyperlink to the virus payload which differs from the usual attack whereby the virus is attached directly to the e-mail," according the central bank's report on the incident.
And Unison has not explained how a "Japanese way" of restructuring floundering companies would differ from the usual Western approach: will it lay off fewer superfluous employees; give the firm more time to sort itself out; or accept less profit?The squabble is seen as a test of Japan's openness to foreign investment.
