The end result, she says, is not dissimilar to new writing, but it's not really Ibsen: "No theatrical interpretation ever tried to make its text anything other than relevant to its time and place: modernization cannot be the sole aim of an interpretation.
The principal benefits are design flexibility and joining of dissimilar and/or new materials, among others.
Not dissimilar to New Years Eve, Valentine's day sets up a bullshit expectation for many and leaves most feeling dissatisfied.
Patients who initiate non anti-TNF agents as a first line biologic might be expected to have comorbidities (e.g. heart failure, cancer) that would make them dissimilar to new anti-TNF users.
The trees, however, remained largely dissimilar, with the new morphology tree and the new molecular tree sharing only 20 of 57 (35%) potentially matching ingroup nodes (excluding taxa for which there were no molecular data).
However, in this approach, the classification system has to be reconstructed when new dissimilar odors are added to the machine's operation.
Wavii's goal is not entirely dissimilar from Circa, another new startup turning long-form content into snackable pieces ideal for mobile consumption.
Some research has shown that the more contextualized a training case, the more difficulty learners can have in "recognizing and applying its principles in new and dissimilar situations" (Day et al., 2015).
The current experiments indicate that the memory requirement of reminding (i.e. retrieving the first presentation at the time of the second) produces large mnemonic benefits for the individual instances that can even support generalization of instances to new, superficially dissimilar but deeply related instances.
Welding dissimilar metals often introduces new difficulties to GTAW welding, because most materials do not easily fuse to form a strong bond.
