Sentence examples for is especially different from inspiring English sources

It is especially different to the works [14, 21] that also make use of ABF due to to the usage of one aggregated ABF (explained in Sect. 2.4.1), and the fact that all the different types of basic resources, services, and applications are encoded in the Bloom Filter.

"It's especially different because I'm a single woman," Ms. MacDowell said.

It turns out that the young rich are especially different -- at least when it comes to the way they invest.

What seems to be especially different between married and unmarried women is their propensity to be unemployed for long periods.

Young Republicans are especially different from older Republicans and the Democratic Party is likely to regard such findings as an invitation to poach more liberal young Republicans.

It is perhaps the greatest trick France has ever pulled, constantly telling the world how innately chic its people are, while actually not being especially different from any other country.

Cherry tomatoes were especially different from round/beefs in chromosomes 4, 5 and 12.

The cost per visit and disease patterns varie across different age groups and are especially different for hospitalized infants and 12-17 year-old teenagers.

The elevated C3 concentration in serum and weak C3 deposition in glomeruli were especially different from the other groups (Table  2).

You don't have to aim to be especially different.

This is especially relevant because different health dimensions relate to different types of health services.