As for Italian, the exile has a different aspect.
Remark: As mentioned in Section 1, the scheme that we propose in this paper has a different aspect from aforementioned methods in that it assigns a different priority (weight) to a different location according to the required service quality, instead of flow and station.
For example, PXFG is a subgroup of chronic open-angle glaucoma but has a different aspect with the deposition of extracellular fibrillar material on the anterior segment of eyeball including the trabecular meshwork from POAG and NTG [ 39, 42, 43].
Koreans had a different aspect ratio than whites.
The lozenges are usually produced by three intersecting networks of larger ovals, each created by continuous vine stems, those of each net having a different aspect and colour.
They have a different aspect, a completely different route, a different layout and they can do it their way and really it will still be the same, it will still be a tribute to the boys and girls that have paid the ultimate price".
Standard square-shaped TV sets and computer monitors often use an aspect ratio of 4 3, which means the ratio of the overall width to the height of the screen is 4 to 3. TV's and monitors listed as widescreen have a different aspect ratio that indicates the screen's width.
This series was discarded in the 1870 arrangement of George Bentham; instead, B. prionotes was placed in section Orthostylis, which Bentham defined as consisting of those Banksia species with flat leaves with serrated margins, and rigid, erect styles that "give the cones after the flowers have opened a different aspect".
"The great thing about the fan response," Gansa continues, "is that everybody has a different theory about just about every aspect of the show.
Since then, many reports have corroborated this notion in principle, although each study has focused on a different aspect of the disease process.
Each symposium has concentrated on a different aspect of ocular development.
