Sentence examples for somewhat different manner from inspiring English sources

Aristotle's discussion of motion in the Physics, however, starts out in a somewhat different manner.

The polyhedral nanorods electrodes held the metal-organic skeleton together throughout the battery operation, although in a somewhat different manner than the pristine ones.

Note that Zinn-Justin coverSDEsEs in a somewhat different manner from that presented here (the Onsager Machlup integral is derived; although see Chaps. 16 and 17), as does Kleinert.

In 2007, Crane and Matten observed that all the levels of CSR depicted in Carroll's pyramid play a role in Europe but they have a dissimilar significance and are interlinked in a somewhat different manner (Crane and Matten 2007).

They came to this conclusion after applying it to CSR in a European business context, noting that "all levels of CSR play a role in Europe, but they have different significance, and furthermore are interlinked in a somewhat different manner" (p. 51).

Consequently we used both sets of data, although they have, of necessity, been treated in a somewhat different manner, as described below.

Second, Szczepanowski et al. used the present version of PAS in a manner somewhat different from how it was originally intended, and the participants may not have been adequately instructed.

In an e-mail message last Friday that was published Monday by The National Post, a Toronto newspaper, Professor Houle wrote that "our domestic laws, both provincial and federal, delineate freedom of expression (or 'free speech') in a manner that is somewhat different than the approach taken in the United States".

"Our domestic laws, both provincial and federal, delineate freedom of expression (or "free speech") in a manner that is somewhat different than the approach taken in the United States.

These morphological differences mean that even when a gene is functioning in a similar manner its pattern of expression may appear somewhat different.

The approach in the kitchen is somewhat different, with Pastorale's various courses arranged on plates in a classical, artistic manner that exhibits great attention to detail.