While differing in scale and complexity, most of these new cities are designed to meet similar goals: to reshape their economies and to rebrand their countries as technologically advanced and economically sustainable, as sleek, modern and international.
It was also shown in [7] that to a quite good approximation, the AIF is shape invariant (although differing in scale even after SUV normalization) across investigations so that Θ t) no longer depends on the individual AIF but can be considered as a given function of the scan time t alone.
These models have different discretizations of the three-dimensional model and hence produce concentration values that differ in scale.
They differ in scale and feel and likely audience.
The puppets are beautifully made and inventive, and differ in scale.
The two projects differ in scale and expense as much as the two rivers differ in depth and breadth, and each presents unique engineering challenges.
But such parties cannot simply be transplanted from one country to another: cultural and political contexts differ; the problems of Britain and Spain are often similar, but differ in scale and specifics.
For what is unique about California is not its set of challenges (pupils, pensioners, prisoners, to list just the Ps), which differ in scale but not in kind from those elsewhere.
As Nathan Gardels, an adviser to the Think Long Committee for California, a new and promising reform effort, puts it, California has become a "diet-Coke civilisation of consumer democracy, of services without taxes, like sweetness without calories, of rights without duties".What is unique about California is not its set of challenges, which differ in scale but not in kind from those elsewhere.
However, different descriptors are based on various assumptions, designed for representing distinct characteristics of music, and often differ in scale and noise level.
(1) Although, the two case studies differ in scale, focus and the way, in which they have been initiated, both projects actively acknowledge the fact that all places within an area are highly interrelated on a spatial but also on a functional level over time.
