Sentence examples for dissimilar from one from inspiring English sources

The rheas, not all that dissimilar from one another, do not blend into one another when their ranges overlap at Patagonia's Rio Negro.

The models shown in Table 3 are dissimilar from one another.

These values appear dissimilar from one another and appear to point out highly variable, rather than similar, results.

However, the strains DAO+/+/DAO /– and SR+/+/SR /– are quite dissimilar from one another and produced considerable fluctuations in their group variances.

In other words, the more the states that the network visits in time are dissimilar from one another (low correlation between states), the more the output function that the network can learn to reproduce can be complex.

In other words, the more the states of the network are dissimilar from one another (low correlation between states in time), the more the time function that the network can learn and reproduce can be complex.

Over a century ago, what common elements could have been found among Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indian and Vietnamese cultures, other than a shared perspective, common to all humankind, that cultures other than one's own are to be resented if not feared, an attitude not too dissimilar from the one that later greeted them on these shores?

Then Ian Bell had one of his moments, not so dissimilar from the one in Ahmedabad.

This result is not dissimilar from the one reached by the major literature on this topic.

A love story set in contemporary Britain, it features a spin-doctor and "a government not too dissimilar from the one in power at the moment".

He lives a dissolute bachelor existence not dissimilar from the one Rogen was having as a single guy in Knocked Up, only with much more money, and far fewer funny lines.