Marking a difference from traditional post physical-design static voltage drop analysis, a priori dynamic voltage drop evaluation is the focus of this work.
It marks a difference from a PwC report back in January, in which climate change ranked so low on the risk of chief executives' list of concerns that it didn't even make the survey.
It means single tickets would cost roughly half the return fare, marking a difference from the current pricing structure, in which there is sometimes little difference between the cost of the two ticket types.
This approach marks a difference from the previously reported closed-loop trials, which considered home-use periods for comparison with in-clinic closed-loop studies (13, 16).
There is an asymmetry in personal relationships inherent in this account which marks a difference from the role of trust usually posited in social capital, where trust is reinforced by a social contract based upon ties of mutual expectation and obligation.
Our cytogenetic analyses mark a difference to earlier reports.
This marks a difference in emphasis from the prime minister's comments yesterday, when he said: "It is clear that a minority of protesters came determined to provoke violence, attack the police and cause as much damage to property as possible".
They also mark a big difference from Santorum's Iowa campaign, where he worked so hard to ultimately win over the state's religious conservatives.
It marks a difference between British and American literature from the start that the New World's founding figure is a woman.
The very fact that he sees ballet as a place marks a huge difference from Balanchine, to whom ballet was no more a place than air is to a bird.
This marks a difference, Arnold said, from what we know about many eminent achievers, who tend to evince an early passion for a particular field.
