Sentence examples for ordered differently from inspiring English sources

Although the two sheets differ in geometric details like strand length and curvature, the color patterns highlight a more fundamental topological difference: the strands are ordered differently along the protein chains.

If we go out for ice cream and you get chocolate and I get vanilla (okay, I never get vanilla -- I will always get pralines'n'cream), can't the reason we've ordered differently just be attributed to the fact that we have different taste, like different things?

These things are ordered differently in England, one sees.

Some, like me… you know, I was perfectly capable of setting up a home when I was 14, and if, say, it had been ordered differently, I might have thought, "Now is the time to have a couple of children, and when I am 30 I will go back and I'll get my PhD".

The information elicited from the user consists of a pairwise comparison between the requirements that are ordered differently in equally scored prioritization.

4 Please note that, the sets ({mathcal {P}}_{textup {rx}}) and (mathcal {L}) are ordered differently in order to address the fact that large receive powers are created by small path losses.

The book is divided into a section of essays about Wagner's operas and a family history, ordered somewhat differently from the 1998 German original, with additions about the succession.

The second real-space loading is particularly adept at finding edges of the ordered/disordered areas, as well as ordered but differently oriented lattices.

For this reason, we have not relied on statistical significance of percentage differences between countries, but rather on the broad patterns of responses, particularly where percent endorsement was ordered very differently across questions.

However, on cooling (e.g., to 123 K) the structures become monoclinic P21/n with the dca ligands ordered, but since domains within each crystal order differently, this results in pseudo-merohedral twinning.

The two officers interpreted the evacuation order differently; Murdoch took it to mean women and children first while Lightoller took it to mean women and children only.