Sentence examples for quite different situation from inspiring English sources

The measurement of two observables with different sets of state functions is a quite different situation.

The United States presented a quite different situation, because there was neither a monarchy, an aristocracy, nor an established church against which liberalism could react.

And where many might be happy to move from an American cultural climate, in which the state provides almost no money to the arts, to a quite different situation in Europe, she has ambitions of building philanthropic support.

Following each of these retellings, there is a small paragraph of analogy to a quite different situation, that of a mother weaning her child: When the child is to be weaned, the mother blackens her breast.

This is a quite different situation from the bombardment of bulk targets, where the energy lost to the electronic system diffuses away.

Levenbook finds this account of adjudication troubling because, in her view, it fails to do justice to judges' responsibility to be faithful to pre-existing law, a responsibility which places the judiciary in a quite different situation from the legislature when it comes to the question of how law ought to be developed.

779 786) and Xu (1992, M.S. thesis, University of Texas - EI Paso, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department, unpublished) using the Monte Carlo experiments for some quite different situations.

We observe that the maximal degree of adaptation appears in two quite different situations.

In the following, the data are discussed according to three temperature regimes (as indicated in Fig.  5) which refer to quite different situations: Regime I refers to homogeneous solutions of molecularly dispersed chains of PG4 at T >  T θ.

Indeed, two quite different situations can give rise to the same accumulated number of cases in an area over a set time period: a) the rate of accumulation in any subinterval of time is constant or varies slowly, with the same pattern of variation for all areas, or b) the rate of accumulation over time has substantial and distinctive variability for that area.

35 The instant case presents quite a different situation.