Sentence examples for main point of difference from inspiring English sources

Their main point of difference, however, explains why they find themselves at such remarkable odds.

But a larger audience will have to be reached, at least on the biggest days, if the new programme is to be called a success and the main point of difference, it appears, will be in the tone; more light of heart, less gripped by detail.

LG is keeping its unusual backside smartphone control keys, debuted on last year's G2 as the main point of difference vs the Android hordes.

LG is keeping its unusual backside smartphone control keys, debuted on last year's G2 as the main point of difference vs the Android hordes.

The main point of difference between the Hermitean framework and the Euclidean one, is the underlying group invariance of the considered Dirac operators.

The main point of difference with tattooing is that the pigment is placed in the epidermis the outer layer of the two layers of skin and not the deeper dermis the depth at which tattoos ink is deposited.

With the elimination by shooting of Lavrenti P. Beria, the state security chief, Mr. Khrushchev and Mr. Malenkov engaged in a duel for power with agriculture one of the main points of difference.

Holles's peace plan was to remove the main points of difference between king and Parliament by disbanding the army and settling the disputes about the church, the militia, and the rebellion in Ireland.

Four of the main points of difference between D1 and D2 units; C1 and C2 units, are summarized in the degree of cementation, the type of formation fluids, the amount of porosity and matrix [48].

Statistical analysis allowed us to reveal some of the common features and main points of difference between Russian and Japanese respondents, as well as between groups of Russian respondents from different regions (Moscow, Irkutsk, and Kamchatka), in the visual and emotional evaluation of natural landscapes.

But it seems the main point of contention is the difference between what people thought the movie would be -- a dark, sometimes surreal examination of the US military's foray into psychic warfare in keeping with Jon Ronson's non-fiction book of the same title -- and what the film is -- a comedy with some nuggets of alleged truth.