Since the height from one end of the closet to the other can differ, take the height measurement at the middle and each end of the opening.
Apart from containing some prohibitions on harming some others, different moralities can differ from each other quite extensively.
The types of folate that support growth of other bacteria can differ from that observed with L. casei, and these differences in folate requirement specificity have been used to assess the amounts of different folate one-carbon forms in biological extracts (9).
The crucial property is now the fact that the nonlinearities in (1) are in some sense close to each other (they can differ by a slowly varying function).
Now let D be the disjunction "D1 or D2 or …" E entails D of course, given that w1, w2, etc. are all the worlds where E. And there are no worlds exactly like any of D1, D2, … where not E, because supervenience says no worlds exactly like each other descriptively can differ ethically (Jackson 1998, 122 123).
If one of these parameters is bounded on a class of graphs, then so is the other, but they can differ by a small constant factor and this difference can be crucial for the resulting runtime.
Although international agreements have helped to make the laws and regulations applicable to some types of environmentally harmful activity more or less consistent in different countries, those applicable to other such activities can differ in dramatic ways.
In other words, genes can differ in their CpG content (and thus in their nucleotide composition) and this difference has a functional meaning (large ΔWS is needed for an 'easy' expression, early in the embryo or in many tissues) and is therefore evolutionary conserved.
In other words, choices can differ not only from person to person, but they can be changed by the individual himself at any given moment.
Many studies conclude that non-responders in surveys and other epidemiological studies can differ to responders with respect to a range of specific health, lifestyle and social variables.
