Sentence examples for formed differently from inspiring English sources

This way, we are able to discover also those futuribles that are formed differently and with a different logic than our current reality.

But in 2009, it was discovered that hot Jupiters don't necessarily align with the rotation of their stars, which suggests that they may have formed differently.

Though wonky, the conversation was hardly irrelevant: all islands and coastlines are formed differently, a fact sure to be explored more in years to come as planners develop more property in areas susceptible to rising sea levels.

Either of these two theories may be a more likely explanation for the satellites of Uranus and Neptune, which formed differently from Jupiter and Saturn, without the large amounts of gas.

According to de Pater, the higher abundance of heavier elements like carbon, nitrogen, sulfur and oxygen on the gas giant planets, Jupiter and Saturn, prove that they formed differently than the sun, which is mostly hydrogen and helium.

After a series of misadventures, he even gets the full-size girl of his dreams, one whose kindness reveals Jepp to himself as "a centaur by moonlight," a powerful and virile figure, formed differently from others, perhaps, but possessing chivalry, intelligence and grace nonetheless.

Nitroso dyes are polygenetic because they form differently colored complexes with different metals.

It was about a boy born with a condition that caused his face to form differently from those of most children.

The former enhances lateral growth by forming new twins with parallel twinning planes, while the latter leads to isotropic growth by forming differently oriented twins.

His analysis reveals that the misaligned planets happen to orbit the hottest stars in the sample, which he says may be a clue that planets orbiting hot stars form differently than those orbiting cooler stars.

Here, comparing three sets of strains forming differently structured colonies (fluffy, semi-fluffy and smooth), each derived from ancestors with distinct genetic backgrounds isolated from natural settings (BR-88, BR-99 and BR-103), we specified the factors essential for the formation of structured colonies, i.e. for the lifestyle most likely to be preferred in the wild.