Sentence examples for the extensions of different from inspiring English sources

It holds that the extensions of different phrases must be distinct as, on a commonsense interpretation, those of 'killing robbers' and 'killing people' are not or confusion and error will result.

Its adoption has been accelerated thanks to different factors, among others, the appearance of patterns for typical RIA behaviors and the extension of different Model Driven Web Engineering methodologies to introduce RIA concepts.

Not only do we have a ceaseless struggle and negotiation over individual locations and how they are developed, but the extension of different urban strategies from city to city produces networks and systems in the global city that work at cross purposes.

Further research should focus on the extension of different schedules and different doses of sunitinib and IR in order to improve the antitumor outcome with minimal toxicity.

The theorist Franco of Cologne advocated the use of consonance at the beginning of each measure; such consonances (usually a chord made up of the unison, fifth, and octave, such as C G C) served as fixed pillars in terms of which the horizontal extensions of different rhythmic lengths were like soaring arches of sound.

Table 1 The extensions of CBR for different types of materials Monolayer crystal film Space-filling material Non-centrosymmetric Centrosymmetric Non-centrosymmetric Centrosymmetric a = F·(A + ) a = F·A All the deformation gradients in monolayer crystal film are based on inscribed surface.

An important contribution of this work is the extension of two different existing theoretical frameworks Hornstein's 1990 theory of tense analysis and Allen's 1984 theory on event ordering and the combination of both into a unified system for representing and constraining combinations of different event types (points, closed intervals, and open-ended intervals).

In the case of highly textured thin films on single crystal substrates, the epitaxial stress can modify the extension of the different facets present in the stress-free equilibrium shape, but it cannot create new facets [22].

Future work will focus on the extensions of the proposed methods to different data factorization approaches such as the ICA.

In conventional caries, diagnostic lesions are categorized in four classes depending on the extensions of the lesion inside the different structures.

These types of flows are characterized by complex 3D structures such as hydrodynamic instabilities (Richtmyer Meshkov, Rayleigh Taylor, etc).. Recently, the 3D extension of different Lagrangian schemes has been proposed and appears to be challenging.