Sentence examples for differs of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the scale of the apparatus, which in this case differs of several order of magnitude (from 0.7 to 120 l/h), and consequently of the width of the gap of the valve does not affect the extent of microbial inactivation at a given pressure.

The answer differs, of course, according to the particular model at hand.

Our utility function, though concave, differs of the ones used by Ballinger et al. (2004) and Brown et al. (2006) to avoid the salience of saving money.

The outputs corresponding to an input sine wave of  Hz and  V (Figure 10) show also a good agreement even if the amplitude of the input signal differs of the amplitude  V used for the identification of the nonlinear system.

It differs of previous attempts of video collage (like the techniques developed by David Hockney, mixing simultaneous points of view of an action) or video mosaic (where still images are represented by whole videos acting as pixels when properly reduced in size).

Additionally, significant BOPs can be ranked also on the basis of the "bubble" of differential methylation, defined as at least two adjacent probes whose mean methylation in the groups under investigation differs of at least a minimum value.

With text, it is even easy to keep track of differing levels of authority behind different pieces of information.

Opinions differ, of course.

The venues beg to differ, of course.

Other, more established brands beg to differ, of course.

Age Rules Differ Of seven major domestic airlines, three are concerned with minimum passenger age.