A panel of experts interviewed on this topic by PBS pointed to one main difference: race is something people associate with biology.
One main difference is sarcasm, which I found funny at first because I wouldn't catch on.
If so, one main difference between evaluation-based and indicator-based PRFS becomes smaller.
One main difference, classical statistics is that the number of variables you have to deal with is extremely big.
One main difference is that NS LMXBs has an optically thick boundary layer of a small, constant emission area and the temperature increasing with the accretion rate.
One main difference, Mr. Fishko said, is size: artMRKT is a smaller show that he described as a "boutique, edited experience".
Warner Johnston, a Parks Department spokesman, wrote in an e-mail message: "While we would love to be able to run our fountains year round, we do deal with one main difference — namely, temperature.
While we obtained qualitatively and quantitatively similar sensory responses under no or light anesthesia, one main difference was found: in the no anesthesia condition, sensory bursts correlated with activity in motor zones (Fig. 1e and Supplementary Fig. 2).
The nurse's popular wisdom about the primacy of attraction is as true now as it was then, with one main difference: for the nurse, the inevitable result was marriage and the effort to build a lasting relationship on the basis of that attraction.
But there is one main difference: exclusivity is built in.
"One main difference though: we don't need to know anything about users.
