Researchers soon ran up against radically different definitions, produced by different authorities.
On the day his original trial was due to start in May, he produced a radically different account, accepting for the first time that he caused the injuries.
The most influential dissenting opinion came from Leigh Price, a geochemist at the U.S.G.S. field office in Denver, who produced a radically optimistic assessment of the Bakken's total reserves.
In the 16th century, Michelangelo produced a radically different version of the Last Judgment in his fresco in the Sistine Chapel in Rome (1533 41): a vengeful Christ gestures menacingly toward the damned.
Months of negotiations with the head of the company's franchisee association produced a radically revised contract, one that expanded the longstanding licensing agreement into a more marketable 15-year franchise contract.
In Philip K. Dick's alternative-history novel "The Man in the High Castle," from 1962, a single, terrifyingly plausible shift in history has produced a radically transformed world.
What I saw in Colombia is all these guys who are from that same African diaspora, and have that same rawness and musical history, but have produced something radically different.
At first glance, Auerbach's pictures from the '60s – thick, craggy agglomerations of oil paint that verge on abstraction – appear radically different from anything produced by Rembrandt.
Removal of the four Blood Python localities (Overfit-Global-86 points) produced a radically different climate match to the U.S. (Fig. 5).
Oxidised LDL and oxidised chylomicrons produced a radically different gene expression pattern from the one induced by native chylomicrons, including a down-regulation of ABCA1 by the latter, resembling the effects of VLR on ABCG1 presented here [ 9, 38].
