Sentence examples for key difference from from inspiring English sources

This key difference from other kinds of ownership structures prevents large investors from taking over.

One key difference from last year at this time is the trade wind activity.

Hence the Hyperloop's key difference from many other vac-train proposals: there is no vacuum.

The key difference from a traditional digital human environment is that Santos's environment is optimization-based.

Wheelchair tennis has one key difference from standard tennis regulations: the ball is allowed to bounce twice to allow athletes time to navigate the court.

Mojio's device has a key difference from Automatic's: it includes a wireless network connection that users pay $5 per month for after the first year.

"A key difference from earlier times of command is the available amount of information and the demand on time that presents," Admiral Fallon said.

The key difference from Apple, say, is that you don't need to leave the app you're using to Peek (as BlackBerry calls it) at the Hub.

The key difference from traditional MRF based image segmentation methods is that we infer semantic segments in the label space instead of the pixel space.

The world's two biggest emitters, China and the US, are both supportive of a deal in Paris – a key difference from the last big climate summit in 2009, when China was seen by many as a wrecker.

But a key difference from Clinton's summer fellowship, one former Obama staffer said, was that Obama's fleet of fellows consisted of college students or recent graduates with little if any campaign experience.