Sentence examples for dissimilar notion from inspiring English sources

Here, the word "but" opposes and negates the clause that comes before it indicating a dissimilar notion.

So, the process is not so dissimilar from the notion of a developer bootcamp.

Yong C.J. said in his judgment: "I could not see how the concept of public order as envisaged under Art 15(4) is dissimilar to the notion of public peace, welfare and good order within s 24(1)(a) of the Societies Act".

The notion that three highly dissimilar pericentromeric haplo-blocks were found in the heterochromatin of potato Chr-5, raises questions on their origin.

Similar or dissimilar substrate is (a) an ambiguous notion (is adenylsulfate similar to gluconate?) and (b) not that important (glycerol and gluconate are distinct enough).

However, the high spatial turnover even at short distances supports the notion that patches are dissimilar and highly variable spatially, and suggests that dispersal is not high enough to homogenize local communities.

The notion of providing equal time for wholly dissimilar talents reminds us that unlike the previous Hollander anthology, this new one does not reflect the taste and guidance of a single editorial mind.

The movie toys with the notion that Sissi and Bodo are not all that dissimilar from her patients, and the scenes of group therapy in the sterile institution have an undertone of menace.

Although definitions of thresholds may differ, it is encouraging to note that others' published estimates of thresholds for these same datasets are not dissimilar to estimates from the a b model, suggesting consistency with others' notion of an acceptable threshold.

Aristotle discarded this notion, but he still held that animals could arise spontaneously from dissimilar organisms or from soil.

This is akin but not equal to the notion of specificity; a well-defined mapping minimizes the inclusion of dissimilar records associated to the data element.