Sentence examples for fundamental differences lie from inspiring English sources
Fundamental differences lie even at the heart of religion and must be freely aired.
The fundamental difference lies not in whether we all have a 'seriousness of purpose' in education, but in who we want to educate for what purposes and how, and in who has the power and privilege to materialise a socially sanctioned institution for doing so.
And though this I-Thou relation will take on different characteristics according to the sphere in which the relation arises (nature, men, spiritual beings), for Buber the fundamental difference lies within the human person himself and in the attitude with which he engages reality.
While in principle the strategies are similar in both cases in that they seek voltage and frequency stability in real time, the fundamental difference lies in the vital nature of the loads and stability margins (e.g., microgrids do not anticipate having a single high power dynamic or high energy pulse loads).
The fundamental difference lies in the evolution of the system: while both approaches possess the ability to represent complex phase spaces, vector field embryogeny creates a more causal relation between mutation strength and phase space change.
The prescription drug utilization rate for foreign nationals is only 16% lower than that of Spaniards, which means that the fundamental difference lies in the number of drugs consumed per person and the value of those drugs, rather than the number of children who utilized them.
The differences lie not only in the superior scalability of buyout versus VC funds but also in the fundamental skill sets required.
Differences lie in ease of description.
To me, the most interesting complications with McCullough's efforts to explain fundamental differences between the two lie in the ambiguities.
The resolution of this discordance probably lies in fundamental differences in the nature of genetic and non-genetic signals for diet.
