Sentence examples for relation differently from inspiring English sources

It understands principles, institutional practice, and their relation differently.

The shift towards SDM may then be seen to involve a philosophical reorientation that considers patient/practitioner relations differently, requiring (or perhaps producing) a new 'way of viewing the world' in which patients and practitioners share input into treatment decisions, and where patient values are taken into account [ 7].

According to the latter, relations have different 'positions' that can somehow host relata: Abelard loves Eloise and Eloise loves Abelard differ, because the two positions of the very same loving relation are differently occupied (by Abelard and Eloise in one case and by Eloise and Abelard in the other case).

The two men, Flori and Visar, evaluate their parent child relation quite differently from theirs fathers: they both describe their father as not demanding yet emotionally involved, while the fathers regret having been strict but not responsive enough to their sons.

As described in [130], our direct and efficient equation comprises the 1/R diffusion span due to the exterior adatoms, while the dissemination of superficial surface adatoms is defined by the 1/R and 1/R 2 relations ascending differently with the radius.

Different relations, different possibilities.

Sounds have spatial and temporal relations; they are produced differently by different speakers.

Now that there exists some general consensus on the evaluation criteria chapters (energy consumption, water use, pollution, waste, effects on transportation, biodiversity etcetera…) the importance of each of those issues and their mutual relations are being measured differently in different systems.

This relation is read differently between the planner and the orchestrator.

Inspired by machine learning, FLAFs typically express the input/output relation of (5) differently: instead of individual branch signals, all branch signals are interleaved and concatenated to a larger expanded vector, which is mapped to an echo estimate by linear combination (covers both convolution and summation in (5)).

The inferred results could be improved if different types of relations are considered differently.