Sentence examples for increasingly dissimilar from inspiring English sources
Like in [10], we penalize distributions related to larger regions because they can involve increasingly dissimilar visual words.
Modern clinical decision support systems are increasingly dissimilar to each other, despite following the same generic architecture which defines a typical CDSS (Burstein et al. 2011).
On each successive day, problems on the worksheets became increasingly dissimilar in theme; then in form, from the calculations within the game until on the last day(s), problems were completely unrelated to robot movement (e.g., plow sizing, paint mixing, etc.; i.e., far transfer).
Both scenarios showed increasingly higher variability through 2010 2039, 2040 2069, and 2070 2099 conditions (Figure S6), which translated to fire distributions that were increasingly dissimilar to those under current conditions.
While there was no notable geographical variation in brambling egg colors, there was a clear but weak longitudinal/latitudinal cline in the egg color distribution of the chaffinch: the chaffinch becomes increasingly dissimilar to the brambling towards the north-east.
Whereas the brambling and its cuckoo host race show little geographical variation in their egg color distributions, the chaffinch's distribution becomes increasingly dissimilar to the brambling's distribution towards the core area of the brambling cuckoo host race.
To answer the widely varying needs of their clients, and support them in continuing to live independently as long as possible, all cases supplied an increasingly wide range of dissimilar components of care and related services on various aspects of life.
The application of bimetallic sheets composed of two dissimilar sheet metals with distinct properties has increasingly developed in recent years.
LONDON, April 27 — Bad luck came in threes this week for Prime Minister Tony Blair, whose increasingly unpopular government suddenly found itself dealing with three wildly dissimilar but equally embarrassing problems, each involving a different cabinet minister.
In "My Children" it becomes clear by increasingly painful degrees that the intentions of its three characters — all worthy on their own — are too dissimilar ever to meld into harmony.
