Sentence examples for has a different direction from inspiring English sources

For the extension of the minimum ring in a directed graph, the degree of a vertex has a different direction.

Second, the parametrial resection has a different direction of the dissection plane.

Object 3 has a different direction, but a similar speed compared to the background, also resulting in a darker outline due to the measure of difference used (see Methods section).

A former Gingrich staffer told Politico: "We just had a different direction in which we wanted to take the campaign".

"The board had a different direction to take the island and felt it was time for change," he said.

In contrast, among boys, none of the PCB con-geners was significantly associated with weight through 17 years of age, and nearly all had a different direction of association than was found among girls.

Only SCG2[198 216], which was significant for both spectral count (adjusted p-value < 0.05) and spectral index (adjusted p-value < 0.001), had a different direction of the relative abundance between the spectral count and spectral index analyses.

The red edges are also in network (a), the blue edges have a different direction from those in network (a), and the black edges have no relationship in network (a). Figure 5 shows that the proposed method was able to estimate more correctly than the GHC method.

About 50% of the analyzed IGs had a different direction of change in the expression [Crp mutant versus wild-type strain] relative to one or both adjacent genes (Supplementary Data 3), even if they belonged to known operons in ShewRegDB 'Operon Search').

"Her career has taken a different direction.

Portland-based openly gay musician Logan Lynn is known for his dance and electronic music, but lately his sound has taken a different direction with his latest single, "Everything You Touch Turns To Gold" (see the video below).