Sentence examples for will be differed from inspiring English sources

Even though the garment is made of same material, depending on the design and construction such as ease, openness, slit etc., the thickness and form of air layer will be different and the ventilation effect will be differed greatly.

Finally there are, and probably always will be, differing views of this era.

Jeremy Stoppelman, its co-founder and C.E.O., said: "If you look at each reviewer, there will be differing depths of identity.

The species that will be encountered differ from location to location, and there is a need for replication in geographic and environmental space (defined by abiotic and biotic variables) to quantify and predict the outcome of biotic interactions.

With 1.57 billion Muslims in the world, With 1.57 billion Muslims in the world, it's only natural that there will be vastly differing interpretations of Islam.

One of the biggest headwinds as the company grows will be how regulation differs across different markets.

But after a few years of this "medicine", Cypriots  will be begging to differ.

BRUSSELS — A key challenge for U.S. and European trade negotiators will be deciding which differing industry regulations to retain on each side of the Atlantic, and which to map out jointly.

While a relative belief ratio is somewhat like a Bayes factor, it will be seen to differ in some key ways.

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.

For this study, the expected durations and variances of activities will be allowed to differ but the expected durations and variances for repetitions of a given activity will be fixed.