Do you imagine that the difference in their ages caused tension in their marriage earlier, or is it something that's emerged in recent years?
To think otherwise is to imagine that the difference between a Mozart and a Salieri is merely a difference of skill.
This difference, coupled with his hair-trigger temper, led to the start of the persecution (both real and imagined) that lasted for the rest of his life.
In keeping with their anthropological perspective, this book's editors imagine that difference is only to be found outside our own culture, that photography's other history is to be fashioned from accounts of the medium's representations of non-Western peoples.
Comfortable people have long imagined that American poverty is far more luxurious than the third world variety, but the difference is rapidly narrowing.
Indeed, one might imagine that differences in intelligibility between the clear and noise-vocoded speech would have been further exacerbated by continuous data acquisition in which sounds were played over the competing noise of the scanner (in contrast to the sparse acquisition conducted in this study).
Imagine that one wants the net to learn the difference between (photos of) male and female faces.
However, it is difficult to imagine that the degree of difference was solely due to this difference in wording, pointing to a potentially interesting contrast in normative misperceptions between smokers and drinkers that merits further examination.
To see the difference, imagine that 750 red balls and 250 black balls have been drawn at random and with replacement from an urn known to contain 10,000 red or black balls.
Imagine that major and minor doctrinaire differences on the left could become a subject of excited discussion in the American press, and that readers will know what it is all about and be deeply interested.
