Sentence examples for expressing the difference from inspiring English sources
The Hamming distance is a measure expressing the difference between two series.
An abstract argumentation system is a collection of "defeasible proofs", called arguments, that is partially ordered by a relation expressing the difference in conclusive force.
This way of expressing the difference suggests that theoretical epistêmê is not so much a body of knowledge as an ability to grasp very abstract sorts of distinctions.
Therefore, the variability in roughness values of a separate control group is neutralized by expressing the difference induced in surface roughness parameters at the same region of each individual specimen and compares the difference versus the zero value [17].
Expressing the difference of consecutive frames in the original and the stabilized image sequences in terms of squared error, for a video sequence, namely road [40], is plotted in Figure 11.
Since the elastic properties of the patches, along with their piezoelectric properties, have significant effect on the dynamic response of the global structure, the inverse problem of the identification of those properties is stated as a constrained minimisation problem of an error function expressing the difference between the measured eigenfrequencies and the corresponding numerical values.
He had a fine appreciation of the differences that distinguish us, and showed us that styles are simply ways of expressing the differences.
Later, she tried to express the difference between Athens, where she is an accoutrement, and Sydney, where she was the star.
Growing up in a religious household, I didn't know how to express the difference I felt.
I retraced my steps from last time, naturally, and moved on from simply naming things to learning how to ask what things were, how to express the difference between someone who was drinking milk and someone who wasn't.
A major victory has been teaching her to express "the difference between yes and no," so she could make preferences clear.
