Sentence examples for differs from the earliest from inspiring English sources

The maturation degree of florets differs in one single panicle (i.e., the flowering time of each floret in one panicle differs from the earliest to the latest for about 10 days), and the use of shell knives in NKLE indicated that these seeds did not shatter on maturation.

The new version differs from the earlier one by 7percentt, with gender changes representing fewer than one-third of the revisions, Dr. Youngblood said.

"Porgy and Bess," however, differs from the earlier novel and play in a more profound way that reflects the conditions of 1935.

This equation differs from the earlier ones in that a three-dimensional representation of the structures is intended.

He differs from the earlier Augustans, however, in his subject matter, concentrating on realistic, unsentimental accounts of the life of the poor and the middle classes.

Recounts in Ohio begin with counties doing tests of five per cent of their vote; if that result differs from the earlier number the county had reported, then a recount of every vote is required.

It differs from the earlier version, which was retained with some modifications in northwestern Europe, mainly in that it shows the Virgin lying on a mattress, thus ignoring the concept of the painless birth.

It differs from the earlier document in two fundamental ways: the principle of sovereignty and the stated aim of maintaining Japan as a peaceful and democratic country in perpetuity.

Mr Lovins thinks that will not happen again, thanks to two forces reshaping energy that even a price crash would not wipe out: the need to deal with climate change and the energy-security concerns of a post-September 11th 2001 world.Adam Smith meets Rachel CarsonFurthermore, Mr Lovins thinks there other ways in which today's energy shock differs from the earlier shocks.

The present work differs from the earlier approaches in the following ways.

The present study differs from the earlier study in a number of ways.