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"It was radically different," Harries said.

And it was radically different from the brick and half-timber construction with heavily sloping roofs typical of this part of Normandy.

It was radically different from the ways in which other robotics companies were approaching the very tricky problem of replicating the dexterity of the human hand.

Dr. Wolfgang Haak the lead author of the scientific publication of the team's work published in PLoS Biology, said "We've been able to apply new high-precision ancient DNA methods to create a detailed genetic picture of this ancient farming population, and reveal that it was radically different to the nomadic populations already present in Europe.

In addition to their distinctive modes of designing a town or of building a temple or tomb, one may note their unique native pottery, bucchero (beginning c. 680 bce), with its decorative incision in a shiny black fabric; it is radically different from standard Greek vase decoration, which regularly featured paint and a contrast of red or cream and black.

"It's radically different technology".

But I don't think it's radically different; you work with the same tools".

Now, there's another duo act out there paying tribute to artists from an earlier era, but it's radically different from "Under the Covers".

The job the NHS is doing now, and the standards we expect of it, are radically different from those of the past.

Cinematographers such as Connor or Sean Price Williams, may not be as infinitely pliable as the star technicians of Hollywood (though it may be only for lack of opportunity), but what they accomplish no other cinematographer can do, and it's radically different from what craftspeople on high-budget studio films are ever called upon to attempt.

"While mirror life may look identical to current life," he said, "it is radically different in terms of resistance to viruses, pathogens and enzyme digestion, among other things, because molecular interactions of life are very sensitive to the mirror arrangement of the atoms".