Sentence examples for manner from that from inspiring English sources

Note that Zinn-Justin coverSDEsEs in a somewhat different manner from that presented here (the Onsager Machlup integral is derived; although see Chaps. 16 and 17), as does Kleinert.

In the foregoing cases the person with whom the contract is made, it is presumed from his conduct, has consented, in the one case to receive less than the whole amount agreed to be delivered, and in the other to receive the labor and materials of a different kind, or in a different form and manner, from that stipulated.

It is shown that the behavior of the aggregated concentrations can differ in a qualitative manner from that of a single specie and that the functional form and the parameters of empirical rate expressions describing the grouped concentrations may depend on the composition as well as total concentration of the feed.

Accordingly, humans have to organise and manage their communities in a completely different manner from that to which urbanites are accustomed.

The discovery that synthesizers could be employed in a different manner from that used in progressive rock or disco, prompted Numan to go solo.

Multinuclear platinum compounds were rationally designed to bind to DNA in a different manner from that of cisplatin and its mononuclear analogues.

To control for IGF1 adsorption to tissue culture plastic, controls were collected in the same manner from wells that did not have OVCAR5 seeded in them.

Furthermore, LC3 protein is covalently modified during poliovirus infection in a manner indistinguishable from that observed during bona fide autophagy.

We found that carbohydrate retention is impacted in a manner different from that of amino acid retention by a change in [NaOH].

However, disease propagation may occur in a healthcare facility in a manner different from that in a urban community setting due to different network architecture.

Some males approach the female only at night and vibrate her web in a highly characteristic manner, different from that caused by the struggling of a trapped animal.