In talking with my teammates, many different nationalities, they say they feel a lot of difference with the football in Rome than they have with other cities and their clubs.
The felt perception of differences in weights received experimental attention in 1899, when experiments indicated that a second weight feels either heavier or lighter than an immediately preceding identical weight.
Perhaps the historic devotion to theatre, opera, high fashion, and other venerable disciplines will wither away, but it seems likely that many gay kids will still feel the trauma of difference and go on seeking refuge in artier spheres.
Accept who you are, just be yourself, and you'll feel a world of difference.
Yet passengers will feel not a whit of difference as they tap their feet waiting for overdue trains.
Nobody in the business world feels any real difference between a 42-minute meeting and a 51-minute meeting, but most teachers feel a whole world of difference in that nine-minute gap.
The p-value thus provides a more intuitive feel of the degree of difference between the two quantities being compared.
At the limit, you can feel the difference of course.
To put MSCs' mechano-sensitivity in context, if the average spindle-shaped MSC is 40 µm long (see Fig. 4B) and perfectly aligned with the stiffness gradient, it will at most feel a difference of 40 Pa along its major axis.
The baking industry is primarily women and though that aspect is different from my previous job, I feel a difference because of what I do rather than the gender of the people I am dealing with.
