Sentence examples for two fundamental differences from inspiring English sources

One of two fundamental differences between ground and air survey is that, as already mentioned, the ground survey interpolates, or sketches, between fixed points, while air survey, using semiautomatic instruments, can trace the features continuously, once the positions of the photographs are known.

Although formally very similar to the classical gas dynamics equations, their relativistic counterpart present two fundamental differences.

There are two fundamental differences between the estimate of predictive uncertainty derived from classical theory (Eq. 4) and the DPRESS model represented by Eqs.

She believes the delicacy and complexion peculiar to women's bodies are caused by the more moderate temperature of the body, so despite this list there are only two fundamental differences in the bodies of men and women, temperature and beauty.

There are two fundamental differences between Libya and Turkey, when it comes to returning migrants.

I see two fundamental differences between connected life -- that is, life through the lens of technology -- and real life, the one in which we live (I realize that it could be argued that tech life is the real one in which many of us live, but I see that as a problem).

As discussed before (see Section 3.6), the sparse GLM and NRC contain three fundamental differences: the two methods optimize different objective functions, use different regularization methods, and the GLM takes into account the recent firing probability of the neuron, while NRC does not.

Craig Sams, an American who is founder and president of Whole Earth Foods in England and lives there but travels often to the United States, said there were three fundamental differences between attitudes here and there: regulations, the press and the English connectedness to the countryside.

Enright et al. (2000) indicated three fundamental differences: Second or foreign language readers build on prior first language reading experience, their reading processes are cross-linguistic, involving two or more languages, and their reading instruction usually commences before adequate oral proficiency in the target language has developed.

Compared to these domains, there are four fundamental differences in large-scale data analytics for molecular and cellular biology: (i) Conclusions drawn by algorithms cannot be validated manually, and often require carrying out experiments.

While in Budapest, Mr. Morton said, he heard a local woman explain one fundamental difference between Hungarian stories and American ones: "She told me, 'You always end the story with "and they lived happily ever after".