Sentence examples for number unlike from inspiring English sources

A number, unlike a person, can easily be kidnapped.

Partway through "Step Up 3D" there's a number unlike anything else in the movie.

In one elegant number, unlike anything I'd ever seen, he silently dismantled a rose by cutting away at the shadow cast on a screen behind it.

The park is home to abundant wildlife, including elephants, whose numbers decreased in the late 20th century, and lions, who have increased in number, unlike most other large mammals.

Secondly, the phantom used was made of acrylic, which has lower attenuation than bone and consistent CT number unlike the bone which is more variable.

The crystals were dissolved after cell lysis on adding an organic solvent dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) which is proportional to live cell number, unlike dead cells, due to cytotoxicity that are unable to carry out the reaction [79].

It turns out that the real numbers (unlike, say, the rational numbers) have important properties that correspond to intuitive notions of continuity.

These helpful discs can be used an infinite number of times (unlike previous games), and the moves they teach can be powerful.

But being left behind are the legions of fans who dissect the show's every plot twist online and off — lostpedia.wikia.com and thefuselage.com are among the more popular Web destinations — in numbers unlike any other television show.

And these numbers, unlike Madoff's, don't lie.

Behind The Numbers Unlike our study of blue-chip neighborhoods, we applied no constraints; in that story, each area had to have featured homes with sales figures above the city's 1990 median price, and also grown the most since then.