Sentence examples for is particularly different from inspiring English sources

All of these results provide a probable reason why the flow behavior in a nano-channel is particularly different from that in a macro duct.

This is why the FT's acquisition by Nikkei is particularly different to other mergers – especially in media; it's rare for one successful company to buy another successful, growing one.

The Trans Nation festival is particularly different from the San Francisco Transgender Film Festival, because there is an entire day specifically set aside to celebrate the beauty of being transgender though the Queen USA Transgender Beauty Pageant.

Such a dataset should also reveal if one strain is particularly different from the two others.

These facilities involve different levels of nursing care and are particularly different in the Netherlands, hence people's views on them might differ [ 35, 36].

"But it's particularly different in this genre.

Profiling has to be performed by highly trained staff able to spot the passenger who is behaving oddly or whose circumstances are particularly different from the norm.

Pre-season It was particularly different the following season, in the summer of 1997, when we had the first pre-season under Wenger.

"I'm not going to get into the particulars of what our intelligence shows other than to say I don't think there was anything here that was particularly different than what we've seen in the past," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, Reuters reported.

Figure 8-right shows that the coefficients ({h_{n}^{m}}) of models C and G are particularly different from the mean model coefficients.

The distribution of basal interlayer spacing changed due to solvent intercalation and this distribution was particularly different for each solvent series.