Sentence examples for suitably different from from inspiring English sources
In Fig. 4 it is easy to see how, by using C k),R(k) and S k) and given the same values of fa, fb, M and N, the different groups 2, 3 and 4 are effectively discriminated and suitably different from the simulations belonging to group 1.
In the same way as newspapers have a different mood about them on Saturdays and Sundays, and Sunday night television means something very different from Saturday evening viewing, radio approaches the weekend days in suitably diverse fashion, especially in the mornings.
As shown Figure 2C, the distribution of the R/G ratios was different from the Gaussian distribution in the test experiments, indicating the median, rather than the average, more suitably represented the population of R/G ratios.
Make it "different from".
How different from today.
What Bell showed was that the statistical correlations between the measurement outcomes of suitably chosen different quantities on the two systems are inconsistent with an inequality derivable from Einstein's separability and locality assumptions — in effect from the assumption that the correlations have a common cause.
The AMQI may be modified suitably for different age sex groups considering their specific needs for assessing their micronutrient status.
KPMG insists it can keep the two functions suitably distant from each other.
Either way, nobody could regard Rose as suitably independent from what he is investigating.
Huzur Vadisi, a mountain retreat inland from Göcek in Lycia, south-west Turkey, is suitably away from it all.
