Sentence examples for dissimilar subjects from inspiring English sources
So you've got a collection of stories – essays even – on apparently dissimilar subjects.
However, increasing the number of untreated subjects matched to each treated subject may result in the matching of increasingly dissimilar subjects.
As expected, the HC-AD model resulted in the best performance since the HC and the AD populations have the most cognitively dissimilar subjects.
Bingham's tackles a not dissimilar subject – the sighting of angelic figures by British soldiers in the first world war – but her treatment is at once more abstract and tragically human.
Stress distributions in stepped-lap adhesive joints of dissimilar adherends subjected to bending moments are analyzed using a three-dimensional finite-element method (FEM).
However, the dissimilar results between subject 1 and subject 2 suggest that additional testing is required before TAP-S could be considered efficient enough for clinical applications.
Should one wish to argue for the same conclusion by a negative example, then necessary conditions are that the negative example be dissimilar from the subject (vi-pakṣa: lit. unlike-subject)—that is, it not have the property to be established (S); and that it not have the ground (H).
One simply factors out, as it were, reference to the ground (H) as follows: a ground is one (1) which occurs in the subject (p), (2) which occurs in things similar to subject (sa-pakṣa) and (3) which does not occur in things dissimilar from the subject (vi-pakṣa).
Now Dignāga defined things similar to the subject as things distinct from the subject (p) and having the property to be established (S), while he defined things dissimilar from the subject as things not having the property to be established (S).
In standard binocular rivalry experiments, the left and right eyes of the subject are presented dissimilar images, and the subject's perception alternates between the two presented images [1].
In this paper, the authors apply the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code to the structural assessment and design optimization of dissimilar welded joints subjected to transitory thermo-mechanical loads.
