Sentence examples for parts that differ from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, David Lewis (1993) has suggested a reason for counting Oscar-minus and all the 101 dog parts that differ (in various different ways) from one another and Oscar by a hair, as dogs, and in fact as Dalmatians (Oscar is a Dalmatian).

For example, if ordinary objects are spacetime worms made up of appropriately related instantaneous temporal parts that are themselves complete bundles of compresent tropes, then change can be read as a matter of having different temporal parts that differ in their constitutive properties.

Instead, the parts that differ among client objects and that are responsible for their identification or behavior must be implemented extrinsically.

These are presented in two parts that differ in the decision that needs to be made.

A single protein can contain parts that differ in phylogeny and substitution rates.

Furthermore, the use of diagnostic SNPs for expression analysis will lead to an inherent mapping bias towards higher neo-X expression, since RNA-Seq reads can overlap with parts of transcripts that differ structurally between the neo-X and neo-Y.

Different states in different parts of the country passing laws that differ in their details may prove no less problematic.

However, since we only sequenced the ompA gene, and although the sequence was identical in old and new L2b strains, we cannot exclude the possibility that it could involve different strains of C. trachomatis that differ in other parts of the genome, although this is unlikely.

There is some evidence that in parts of the open sea that differ only slightly in salinity there may be a varying cephalopod fauna.

However, it is unlikely to affect the primary outcome (prediction accuracy of substitute decisions) since dyad members are tested in separate rooms with vignettes that differ in part from those used at baseline.

Generally defined, stereoisomers are isomers that have the same composition (that is, the same parts) but that differ in the orientation of those parts in space.