Sentence examples for precise differences between the from inspiring English sources
They had two drummers: Patrick Hallahan, of My Morning Jacket, and Max Weissenfeldt, of the German rare-groove band Poets of Rhythm, a light-handed drummer who knows his rare 45's, who knows the precise differences between the rhythms of James Black and Zigaboo Modeliste.
The Qualitative analyses showed delicate (precise) differences between the profiles.
Jon Sopel was trying to pin him down on the precise difference between the Tories' welfare reform plans (see 7.10pm) and the policies that have been in place for years under Labour.
If scientists could recreate his genome, the strings of billions of letters that spell out how to build and run a Neanderthal, they would be able to pinpoint the precise difference between the two species.
(RMSE simultaneously considers bias and variance. This value represents the 'average' (root-mean-square average, to be precise) difference between the estimated AUC and the true AUC).
Finally, we aimed at finding the precise differences between proteome sequences of prokaryotes from different environments.
However, the precise differences between IPPFE/IPUF and IPF have not yet been studied.
As age advances breast cancer appears to change its biological characteristics, however, very limited data are available to define the precise differences between older and younger patients.
As described above, IPPFE has pathological and clinical features similar to those of IPF; however, the precise differences between IPPFE and IPF have not yet been fully elucidated.
The daily subscription is a much better bet, and a trawl through the site's archive yields all kinds of delights - not just scholarly words but definitions of the precise difference between gerrymandering and filibustering, or the origins of humble pie.
However, it is not obvious how to articulate the precise difference between what Heidegger rejects, in rejecting the allegedly error-laden understanding of 'consciousness' and 'intentionality' (or their German translations), and what he accepts when he speaks of beings 'showing' or 'disclosing' themselves to us, and of our 'comportment' directed towards them.
