Sentence examples for with different appearances from inspiring English sources

Large misorientation bands (LM-bands) are observed in two single crystals, but with different appearances.

Comic Book Bin writer Leroy Douresseaux found that the large number of characters with different appearances in the series allow the reader to remain entertained with the series as "at least every few pages or so present some unusual and interesting visual".

A gastric tumor can present with different appearances on T1-weighted imaging than on a T2-weighted imaging (Fig.  3).

Limitations of this study included the open-label design, dictated by the fact that the two regimens used insulin with different appearances, dosing requirements and injection devices.

The selection hypothesis would suggest that the all-hybrid populations of P. esculentus constitute one breeding system with different appearances under different ecological conditions.

For the biconditional problems in the automated test chamber (experiment 1) and the test boxes with different appearances (experiment 2E), which the ATNx1 rats could readily solve, the critical stimuli could be discriminated by their individual salient features (e.g. different wall patterns, floor temperatures and floor coverings).

Another situation of an identical SSR motif with different appearance is through complementary based paring and inverse reading from the DNA sequences.

Tests involving predator behavior closer to real predation events, using physical models of prey with different appearance, should also be possible.

The "Late Late Show" host's best moment was a small, cute joke about stage actors who had appeared on "Law and Order" — which included at least a half-dozen of those sitting in the audience — that culminated with six different appearances (in wildly differing hairstyles) by "Fiddler on the Roof" star Danny Burstein, currently heavily bearded for his role as Tevye.

Like other plants and animals that spread through what Alfred Crosby called "the Columbian Exchange", once out of their zone of origin, turkeys were subject to selective breeding by farmers, which means that while all turkeys in the world are cousins, they include groups with very different appearances and features prized by different human groups.

Two fragments, with very different appearances, were found detached from the Amber Fountain in Florence, and were analysed.