Sentence examples for two key differences from inspiring English sources

However there are two key differences: (1) Different from the K-means clustering algorithm, we use the data point ordering (Hamiltonian path) as the cluster profile rather than the mean vector of all data points belonging to this cluster; (2) during the iterations, the association of each point to its closest cluster is judged for statistical significance.

In particular, besides the different types of contact structure studied here, there are two key differences in the models: 1) in our model recolonization and migration are similar processes; and 2) while in the classical model it is assumed that when one deme goes extinct it gets immediately recolonized, in our model when a deme goes extinct it will only be recolonized when it receives migrants.

To me, two key differences stand out.

But there are two key differences.

Two key differences: first, small depositors have been protected – with the EU's €100,000 legal guarantee upheld.

But there are two key differences: one, at dinner there's a set menu (I wouldn't call it a tasting menu, as it's six and a half rather than 83 courses); and two, the food is more complex – a touch more tinkered-with.

There are three key differences between Frichti and bigger delivery startups like Deliveroo.

Three key differences were found relative to plants configured for the production of industrial-grade H2.

While the data show that venture investing is increasing, they also illustrate four key differences from the dot-com bubble.

But there are four key differences between the sequence in dogs and wolves.

The researchers found five key differences, which they reasoned could be the mutations required for airborne transmission of the virus.