Sentence examples for shape differs from from inspiring English sources
Its shape differs from that of the most basal parrot groups, such as the New Zealand kakapo and the Australasian cockatoos, and looks more like modern-type parrots (ie. crowngroup parrots) that include the lovebirds and parakeets.
Hubert et al.12 set up a taxonomy of functional outliers that any procedure should detect: shift/magnitude outliers, which have the same shape of the majority, but are shifted away; amplitude outliers, curves that may have the same shape as the majority but their scales differ; and shape outliers, curves whose shape differs from the majority.
This parameter describes the degree to which a shape differs from a circle and it varies from 0 to 1 (a perfect circle = 1).
The topological features of each animal shape differs from each other.
Italian virginals, often polygonal in shape, differed from the rectangular Flemish and English virginals in having the keyboard centrally placed, thus producing a characteristic mellow tone.
This is also above the noise and reveals by how much the shape of the observed oscillating pattern differs from a pure sinusoid.
The H quadrupolar line shape differs markedly from the powder spectrum obtained from an unoriented nanotube gel and consists of a single Pake doublet consistent with a restricted distribution of axially symmetric quadrupolar tensors.
In contrast, trabecular tracts in human and chimpanzee femoral necks were non-orthogonal (mean ∼70°), with shapes differing from trabecular tracts in calcanei and stress trajectories in the beams.
For the first three fixations, the shape differs too much from the predicted shape.
Their large recurved oral jaw tooth shape, which differs from the conical tooth shape of true piscivorous species, may also have been suited for biting off small portions from their prey's flank.
Late gastrula II (approximately 48 52 hps): the body shape of this stage differs from that of the previous stage in that the mouth becomes deeper and the precursor of the preoral lobe forms.
