Sentence examples for from other facets from inspiring English sources

Although the categories "autonomy" (Aut) and "sensorial function" (SF) did not differ from other facets, they were the ones that presented smaller means of discrimination.

Briatore's exceptional ban excludes the Italian from many other facets of his management business and has been seen by some cynics as a Mosley-inspired punishment for Briatore being a leading force in a planned breakaway by Fota in July.

Applicants shouldn't let their focus on demonstrating their STEM interest keep them from showing other facets of themselves.

For many facets and sub-facets, no single MeSH term from the MeSH Cells tree (A11) contained enough anatomical information to differentiate it from the other facets and sub-facets.

At that stage, concerns with the instrument's conceptual clarity had already been raised: Moreira-Almeida and Koenig [ 16] argued that the three facets faith, connectedness to a spiritual being or force, and spiritual strength are different from the other facets in that they appear to reflect coping strategies rather than spiritual wellbeing.

Shag is one of the most successful figures to arise from L.A.'s "lowbrow" movement, which draws inspiration from custom cars, punk music, and other facets from the fringes of pop culture.

It's not that different from courage in other facets of our lives.

England enjoyed crushing dominance in the scrum yesterday in Perth, but were still beaten 27-17 by the Wallabies who were without several key players but were superior in all other facets apart from the scrum.

Sometimes the client is a company and there are many other facets involved from branding a color to creating a custom piece.

An additional smaller desorption event occurred at 422 K. Judging from the aforementioned unique morphology of CuO-1, desorption processes occurring at 379 and 422 K should derive from the {001} facet and other facets (i.e., edges of the thin single crystals), respectively.

The resources accumulated as a child from parents are applicable to many other facets of life, including the workplace (McNall et al., 2009).