Sentence examples for has a different nature from inspiring English sources

Destruction of nanocellulose films (curve 3) has a different nature.

This is intuitively meaningful as each patient has a different nature for his/her EEG signals.

Such dissipation has a different nature from that caused by the system loads and by the system transfer conductances.

First, all species have a nature and that nature is different for each species (e.g., a cat has a different nature than that of a dog).

As each phenomenon possesses two natures, so each verifying cognitive process has a different nature as its referent, even though there is only one ontological entity and one cognitive agent involved.

Each of these has a different nature and requires different approaches.

Prokofiev had a different nature, where everything was expected to dissolve away with time.

But we have more con men and hucksters than other nations not because we have a different nature or are worse than other peoples.

It follows that on a naïve realist view, the veridical perceptions and hallucinations in question have a different nature: the former have mind-independent objects as constituents, and the latter do not.

Contrary to the case of porous silicon, effect in the nc-Si/SiO2 structures was observed after radiation treatment even in inert gas or vacuum; hence, it had a different nature.

The presence of different bands in the spectral range associated to NH bonds with the H atom not involved in hydrogen bonding and their evolution with the polymer concentration has shown that free NH bonds have a different nature depending on the occurrence of hydrogen bonding on neighbour atoms and on the configuration of the molecular complexes in which they are involved.