Sentence examples for with rather different from inspiring English sources
MR. TRIBE -- And they would recognize that when the federal election involved the presidency of the United States, with the special problems of the Electoral College deadline, they might emerge with rather different deadlines and to some extent the differed approach to elections.
This is often from other wavelengths and with rather different characteristics.
The intervening fifteen years have not dimmed his reputation, yet to-day we see him with rather different eyes.
Today's world is characterized by the increasing availability of audiovisual content, created in many application domains and, thus, with rather different semantic characteristics.
They are the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum, both ambitious cosmopolitan art institutions but with rather different reputations: the Met an isle in the global archipelago of leading museums, the Brooklyn Museum more rooted in local soil.
PbI2 remnants in both HaP sample types show similar out-of-plane orientation, but with rather different distributions: broader peaks in azimuthal direction for control-HaP (Supplementary Fig. 8e) and sharper peaks for w/-PbI2-HaP (Supplementary Fig. 8f).
But step away from the storm and stress of inevitable posturing and business's understandable panicking, and a quiet word with EU politicians leaves you with a rather different impression.
In the experiments described here, we focus on the infiltration of Fe3O4 nanoparticles into SiNTs with two rather different shell thicknesses, a thin porous variant with a 10-nm shell (Figure 1A) or a very thick 70-nm sidewall (Figure 1B).
In 1975 he married Celia Haddon, whom he saluted with a rather different sort of book, One Hundred Ways to Live With a Cat Addict (2004).
The question at hand with distributed arrays is how to combine these microphone signals with possibly rather different signal conditions?
Section 106(a) was of course not enacted contemporaneously with §§ 242 and 244, and it is solely concerned with the rather different problem of judicial review.
