Sentence examples for performs unlike from inspiring English sources
Early diagnosis helps parents and school faculty understand the reason a child responds or performs unlike other children.
The following is a list of steps that can be taken to improve the lives of those who have FAS, and support for those who love them: Early Diagnosis: An early professional diagnosis can help parents and school faculty understand the reason a child responds or performs unlike his/her peers.
And they didn't perform; unlike the Beatles they had nothing to do with the all-round entertainer tradition.
Brazilian jiujitsu has grown somewhat popular in New York City in the last few years mostly because its techniques, when rightly performed (unlike Terry's and mine), require little physical exertion and are effective on the street.
Since the recycled aggregate has different properties than NA, it behaves differently in concrete mixes and causes the finished concrete to perform unlike conventional concrete.
Moreover, we demonstrate that the same network is activated even when the role of timing is only implicit to the task performed, unlike the majority of previous beat-processing studies (Grahn and Brett 2007; Grahn and Rowe 2009; Teki et al. 2011).
The works Galván went on to create and perform were unlike anything seen in flamenco before.
With long black hair and clad in leather jackets, the Ramones began their career in legendary New York clubs such as CBGB and Max's Kansas City, where they performed songs unlike anything else being played at the time.
He drew criticism recently for telling NFL Network that his stint in Jacksonville was like a "nice paid vacation," referring apparently to the absence of pressure to perform there, unlike in New York.
This method was rapid and easy to perform, and unlike flow cytometry, it did not require any additional components such as specific antibodies.
Although initially they also performed poorly, unlike other species, they learned to inhibit reaching directly for the reward within 20 trials.
