Sentence examples for is akin to the difference from inspiring English sources

The difference between the Big Three and these peanut butters is akin to the difference between Velveeta and a good aged cheddar.

The difference between (2) and (1) is akin to the difference between Platonism about properties (embraces uninstantiated properties) and Aristotelianism about properties (rejects uninstantiated properties).

This is akin to the difference between booting up Windows and hitting the home button on your iPad.

The difference between these two is akin to the difference between whole wheat bread and white bread.

It's akin to the difference between broadcast TV and premium cable, between NBC and HBO.

It's akin to the difference between high-resolution TV and old black-and-white technologies.

Lee Siegel argued in Laughing Matters that the difference between satire and humor is akin to the distinction between laughing at others and laughing at oneself as can be found in the ancient comic tradition in India.

The difference in experience between a Mac and Windows trackpad is akin to the ride in a Rolls Royce vs a Geo Metro.

This logic is akin to the original weapon focus literature (Fawcett, Russell, Peace, & Christie, 2013).

This is akin to the investigation of uniform and nonuniform DIF, respectively.

This step is akin to the self-studying in flipped classroom (Mazur 1997).