Sentence examples for pictured differently from inspiring English sources

Thus, the same brain processes are pictured differently by MEG and EEG, and combined measurements of both MEG and EEG quantitatively illustrate this point [ 38].

BANKERS, of course, paint the picture differently.

The players use the pictures differently, depending on their positions.

The older Petersen not only edits his pictures differently, the way he takes his photographs has also altered.

Or maybe Keselowski, 29, seventh in points going into Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, just sees that picture differently.

Q. Did Iraqis read those pictures differently from Americans? A. American commentators have said the prisoners were shamed and that Iraqis are sensitive to shame.

There was a long way go: he began with maximum import duties of up to 40%, and an average weighted tariff of around 26%—virtually double ASEAN's rates.Others, however, see the picture differently.

Others involved in college athletics, notably the dozens of female administrators who have ascended to positions of leadership, concede that the landscape has changed, but they see the picture differently.

In addition, satiation seems to influence the processing of food pictures differently in men and women.

Each solver could interpret the picture differently and provide a unique description.

Since males and females have rated IAPS pictures differently across pleasure and arousal (Lang et al. 1997), we tried to maintain similar affective content level for both genders.