Sentence examples for visually different from the from inspiring English sources
The production — visually different from the Bolshoi original, with scenery by Ilya Utkin and costumes by Elena Markovskaya — was first staged by the Latvian National Ballet in 2004.
Such synthesized motions are thus visually different from the training motions but stochastically similar to them.
These spectra are visually different from the wavelet spectra obtained by Das and Sinha (2008), however, a closer look reveals that the results obtained by both methods are same.
A refinement process is then applied on the constructed DC frames as follows: A transition effect is visually different from the scenes before and after it so we can remove a frame at the beginning (end) of the current processing unit if it is similar to the frame right before (after) it.
What is gothic is the return to 13th-century values in this picture of a Christian leader showing humility and charity by physically interacting with someone visibly sick and visually different from those around him.
But by coming from a less literal place, we could find a way to make this moment visually different from all the other violent or argumentative ones in the show.
If an adhesive repair appeared visually different from another on the same vessel, then a second or third sample would be removed for spectroscopic analysis, to confirm if this was a different polymer.
Paula Creamer, an L.P.G.A. star, advised recreational players to tee up a ball with an iron in hand to simulate a routine par 3. It puts a focus for your iron play and is visually different from using an iron to hit a ball off the ground or from a driving-range mat.
The movie portrays skinheads as visually different from non-hateful folks.
This opener is so striking and so visually different from most mainstream American animations that it takes a while to settle into the more visually familiar look of the rest of the movie.
The Web sites of magazines like Lucky, Bon Appétit and Architectural Digest, however, are either underdeveloped or visually different from their print counterparts.
