As one example of Leibniz's recognition that his is a "natural" account, see RB 58, where he charges the Scholastics with "unreasonably abandoning nature" by allowing "a leap from one state [of the soul] to an infinitely different one [which] cannot be natural".
"Backpackers are infinitely different to tourists.
An analysis model may be optimized in almost infinitely different ways to achieve different optimization goals.
However, there are infinitely different kinds of research objectives, and the toolbox may not be able to fulfill all the needs a user has.
The world of not-for-profits was very different from – and infinitely more complicated than – that of business, argued the final panellist, Nick Jenkins, who founded the greetings card website Moonpig and spent a year as chief executive of the educational charity Ark ."As trustees of charities we have a responsibility to the net benefit of society," he said.
It constitutes a challenge, at once bold and universal, to outworn shibboleths of national creeds--creeds that have had their day and which must, in the ordinary course of events as shaped and controlled by Providence, give way to a new gospel, fundamentally different from, and infinitely superior to, what the world has already conceived.
Especially, our proof as regards the existence of infinitely many nontrivial solutions for (B) is different from those of [5], [6], [9].
Mathematically exact multiplicity in finite columns with finite mass-transfer rates requires an unusual mass-transfer behavior as well as entry conditions different from those for multiplicity in infinitely long columns or in finite columns with infinite mass-transfer rates.
A musical instrument, unlike a tuning fork, does not produce a pure note but rather an infinitely rich collection of harmonics that make, for example, a clarinet's sound different from a violin's.
