Sentence examples for has a different value from inspiring English sources

A significant part of America has a different value system through which events like mass killings are interpreted.

Jose Mourinho would not have been prepared to spend so much money - even Chelsea money, which clearly has a different value to most - on a player he did not intend to be a key figure.

The consonant symbols are the usual Latin ones, except that þ (thorn) and ð (eth) are used in Icelandic for voiceless and voiced th (ð in Faroese has a different value).

(The same digit for us has a different value if it is in the 1's column, the 10's column, or the 100's column; the Babylonians could use the same sign, depending on context, to represent a 1 or a 60 or a 3,600).

"The first impression seen by a high-value person on the opening page of a major newspaper first thing in the morning has a different value than a user from China who is 12 and has been on the Web all day long playing games," says Frank Addante, the founder and chief executive of Rubicon.

Advection, in atmospheric science, change in a property of a moving mass of air because the mass is transported by the wind to a region where the property has a different value (e.g., the change in temperature when a warm air mass moves into a cool region).

The "text itself" does seem to have a different value according to the format it is delivered on.

Each candy had a different value based on who you were trying to trade with.

Mark Lazarus, a former Turner executive who is now the chairman of the NBC Sports Group, said: "In an early discussion, they said that this would have had a different value at a cable network, whether that's Turner or whoever.

By measuring the quantity of gas in moles rather than grams, the constant R is made universal; if mass were measured in grams (and hence v in volume per gram), then R would have a different value for each gas.

In this paper we use C to denote a positive constant, which may have a different value in a different occurrence.