Sentence examples for which differ essentially from inspiring English sources

In sexual reproduction, a new individual is produced not by somatic cells of the parent but by sex cells, or gametes, which differ essentially from somatic cells in having undergone meiosis, a process in which the number of chromosomes is reduced to one-half of the diploid (2n) number found in somatic cells; cells containing one set of chromosomes are said to be haploid (n).

Two molecules, which differ essentially by their spatial symmetry, showed discrete stable conductance patterns (IVs), which reflect the symmetry/asymmetry of the sample molecules.

It was found that hybridization on the nanotube surface has a slow kinetics, the behavior of which differs essentially from fast hybridization of free polymers.

Poly rI) hybridization with poly rC NT is characterized with a slow kinetics, the behavior of which differs essentially from hybridization of free polymers.

So, the polar encoder will exploit such two polarized sub-channels, which will differ essentially from a common sense of polarizations in the electromagnetic field.

We opted for this formula rather than the Raw/Max(Raw) formula essentially because of the existence of minimum values which differ from zero.

Two discretizations of the coupled model will be considered which differ only in the discretization of the population balance equation: a first order monotone upwind scheme and a third order essentially non-oscillatory (ENO) scheme.

These are processes which differ merely in scale.

These are 3D pins, which differ obviously from the usual enamel pins you see around.

Additionally, this curvature must be produced without introducing perturbation factors which cause the perturbed (L^2) norms to differ essentially from the starting (L^2) structure.

In its effect, this argument does not differ essentially from the "paradox" sketched in the previous paragraph (which may well be viewed as an argument for mereological essentialism).