| The exhibition this year will differ from previous years in that all the exhibitors are local artists. |
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| Instead, species that differ in timing of gamete release tend to constitute genetically distinct clades. |
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| Many other tickseeds have similar flowers, but differ vegetatively and ecologically. |
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| Values of 2 standard errors of kurtosis or more probably differ from mesokurtic to a significant degree. |
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| I will present how Jamaican mesolects differ from other sociolects and finally compare them with General American English. |
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| I beg to differ in my reaction to it and in my opinion on the matters she raises in her letter. |
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| The sexes of other pachydermatous animals differ very little or not at all, and, as far as known, they are not polygamists. |
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| Furthermore, the intellectual processes of pathologists during microscopic analysis sessions can differ from one another noticeably. |
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| If so, that variable should relate to regulation measures, because free-flowing stretches did not differ floristically. |
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| The perceptions of college presidents in the 1970's, consequently, would differ from their perceptions today. |
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| See their trials and tribulations, especially when mothers and daughters differ over dresses. |
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| Eclipses by the Algol binary system are interesting because they differ in a fundamental way from all the types of eclipse previously mentioned. |
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| Do mixed marriages differ in specific domains of relationship satisfaction from marriages in which both partners belong to the same ethnic group? |
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| The possible confusion is that No.4 buckshot and No.4 birdshot differ considerably in size. |
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| Dispensationalists differ as to the number and extent of these dispensations. |
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| These end organs differ in a variety of ways, including their frequency sensitivities. |
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| Does misogyny differ from misandry? Do good women counterbalance or reinforce the misogyny of negative examples? |
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| There are other covers also available however, the needs of say a poultry farmer differ to a great extent from those of a dairy farmer. |
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| Our analyses also suggest that the utilization of products of de novo pyrimidine biosynthesis may differ between different cell types. |
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| The buildings are unexceptional, save that they differ considerably from the typical brick or clapboard row houses in the area. |
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| Vapor phase coatings differ from platings in that it is well nigh impossible to plate aluminum or aluminum alloys from an aqueous bath. |
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| The sentences differ dramatically from earlier sentences in trials of neo-fascists. |
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| However, conspecific trees at different sites may differ in the pattern of growth rate with age. |
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| Do generalists differ from specialists in the prescription of cognitive enhancers? |
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| Hospitals also differ in the availability of places for people to be discharged to, such as nursing homes or hospices. |
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| The vocabulary and pronunciation of Canadian French differ from those of the French spoken in France. |
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| The microphones in the box were full of static, making Cameron's voice crack and differ in volume. |
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| Cyprinids and sticklebacks are similar in body size but differ in their degree of body armor. |
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| Their caudal vertebrae differ however, in that those of phlegethontiids exhibit a posterior displacement of the foramina. |
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| Plant IDHs differ in the pyridine nucleotide they use as co-substrate and also in their localization in the cell. |
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| These uncertainties may cause actual results to differ from information contained herein. |
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| Statistically, women and men do not differ significantly with regard to cephalometric measurements. |
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| At the MAT locus, parental alleles in diploids differ by a heterology of 700 bp. |
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| In addition, unlike most heterostylous species, the two floral morphs in Narcissus spp. do not differ in pollen size or pollen production. |
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| Road courses are the only tracks on which NASCAR would use rain tires, but even the tires used on dry days differ from those used on ovals. |
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| The number of members per family may differ in various species, although they exhibit significant homology. |
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| The proponents of the traditional rhythm typology say that stress-timed and syllable-timed languages differ in several respects. |
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| The hyperactive groups, however, did not differ from each other in the number of time estimation errors. |
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| These diseases differ strongly from each other, both clinically and pathophysiologically. |
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| Whenever two people from the same side of politics differ there's mass hysteria. |
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| Besides their unusually long and dangerous tails, scorpions also differ from other arachnids in having large pedipalps. |
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| Going down a column on the periodic table the atomic numbers differ by eight between rows one and two and two and three. |
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| It seems that concepts can differ even when they not only necessarily coextend but when the words that express them are synonymous. |
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| Pilots are also trained to understand and avoid visual illusions, perceptions that differ from the way things really are. |
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| Behavioural science and cognitive science also differ not only in how they do research but in what questions they want to answer. |
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| Rather, we differ from other nations only in our high propensity to imprison nonviolent offenders and to incarcerate them for long periods. |
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| In what way does it differ from the sale of indulgences in the 16th century which brought great discredit to the church? |
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| One area in which men and women differ is the importance of their partner's sexual fidelity. |
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| In the General Social Survey, conservatives differ insignificantly from political moderates on favoring more or less immigration. |
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| Their prescriptions, in consequence, dramatically differ from those of the deep ecologists. |
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| The rules for write-in votes differ in the general election from the primary. |
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| These routes, used both day and night, differ in how they're activated and how civil traffic is deconflicted. |
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| I no doubt acknowledge the fact that provinces differ due to population demographics. |
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| The results also suggest that determinant attributes may differ among cultural groups. |
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| How do plants produced by genetic engineering differ from those produced by traditional breeding? |
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| Mammals differ because they expect their teeth to do the work of a gizzard or large, muscular gut. |
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| Heidegger doesn't even differ from the empiricists and positivists in thinking that it was the wrong idea. |
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| I personally would argue strongly for the right of anyone to differ with me. |
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| It follows from this that two functions with identical derivatives differ by at most a constant. |
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| They differ from earlier work, in a slight crabbedness of hand, a somewhat less generous use of space. |
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| How does such a philosophy of life differ from the theory of multiple realities and infinitely forking paths? |
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| Intuitionists and formalists differ on the source of the exact validity of the mathematical sciences. |
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| Do the majority and dissenting opinions differ about how to characterize them? |
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| Some cost items will differ for different vehicle types, notably comprehensive insurance, but in the main it is reasonable to use fleet size. |
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| The preferred fragrances for perfumes are by no means universal, but differ according to cultural dictates and fashions. |
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| Thus primates differ from cattle in which the freemartin animal is frequently infertile and virilized. |
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| These comparisons are rather crude since the sample sizes and geographic distribution of lines differ in each study. |
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| This would suggest the Frisians, English and Scots are similar, but that they differ from the Welsh and Irish. |
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| Writers often differ quite widely from each other over ethical issues and questions. |
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| Conservatives differ in terms of which of these approaches we think is the best. |
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| Vapor phase coatings differ from platings in that it is neigh well impossible to plate aluminum or aluminum alloys from an aqueous bath. |
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| The furcated branches are commonly bifurcated or, less commonly, trifurcated one or two times, but this character may differ from ray to ray. |
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| The inferred phylogenetic relationships between acanthocephalans and rotifers differ appreciably. |
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| Maximum-parsimony and maximum-likelihood inferred trees differ significantly with regard to relationships among acanthocephalans and rotifers. |
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| When most individuals in the group differ in size, stable dominance relationships generally yield transitive hierarchies consistent with size. |
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| All are tree Euphorbias, have minute sessile leaves and yellowish cyathia but differ in other respects. |
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| Boys and girls did not significantly differ in the perception that their mothers encouraged them to gain weight and increase muscle tone. |
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| Relatives living in the shadows of the tattered construction site begged to differ however. |
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| You are a bit intolerant of and vicious toward people whose views differ from yours. |
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| The main purpose is briefly to outline how the models differ and to consider which models have the most predictive value for the future. |
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| How do sense-data differ from other data, e.g. from those of memory or introspection? |
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| But they do differ clearly on a number of important issues, such as abortion, school vouchers and gay rights. |
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| If not to defeat him, to question his judicial beliefs as a way of demarking how they differ from liberal conceptions of jurisprudence. |
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| Our denominational and confessional traditions differ in the respective emphases given to each of these. |
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| As you can see, mobile and desktop CPUs differ greatly in price for some seemingly inexplicable reason. |
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| Geographically isolated populations often have evolved into distinct ecotypes that differ in morphological, life history, or behavioral traits. |
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| It's hard to generalise about plot prices, as they will differ widely by size and location. |
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| The activities of ripening-related enzymes also differ widely between species. |
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| We agreed to differ on many things and we also dealt with the issues that we should be dealing with. |
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| I know passions tend to run high on this kind of subject, but can we all at least try to agree to differ and respect each other's paths? |
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| And we now agree to differ on some of the points which he and I earlier had a debate about. |
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| The length of the first stage of labor, during which the cervix dilates, did not differ between the two groups. |
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| The role of poverty in diminished marriage prospects may be illustrated by comparing various U.S. ethnic groups that differ in average earnings. |
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| Infusion of glucose, amino acid, and electrolyte solutions did not differ between the two groups. |
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| For example, two electrons in an atom may differ in orbital angular momentum or in spin direction. |
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| Persons with panphobia differ from generalized anxiety sufferers in that they have free-floating anxiety that rarely subsides. |
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| This development has made it easier to monitor pesticide enantiomers that differ significantly in their toxicity. |
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| Again, it is not clear that they differ one iota on their view of this dispute. |
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| Males and females of most higher animals differ in one of their chromosome pairs, the sex chromosomes. |
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| Fledging success may not accurately reflect reproductive success if fledglings differ in quality. |
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| This ensures that even if tax rates differ across countries, the tax does not discriminate between foreign and domestic producers. |
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| Additionally, both any putative aggregation pattern and the exact disposition of the interfacial tryptophans may differ for this conformer. |
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| At-risk infants may not be able to efficiently process sound patterns that differ only in durational features. |
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| The central point on which I differ with Jacob is his exclusive focus on common interests and disregard for common ideas. |
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| Can homologous proteins sharing the same fold differ significantly in the area of densely packed domains? |
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| In tomato, fruit weight and size distinctly differ between the domesticated and wild tomato species. |
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| The ethical problems facing doctors and vets obviously differ in some ways. |
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| But where emic and etic accounts differ lies the potential for insights into, and explanations for, puzzling human behavior. |
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| It also can be seen that both criteria coincide in the triaxial path, but differ for any other stress paths. |
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| This is important for determining if patients with the disease differ and to quantify the extent of infection. |
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| The cognitive changes in this dementia differ from those in Alzheimer's disease. |
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| Still, various groups differ in their understanding of what specific texts have been explicitly or doctrinally judged as constituting Scripture. |
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| Such views do not differ essentially from the arguments used by anarchists during the time of Marx and Engels. |
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| I respectfully differ from him in his assessment of the effect which this submission had on the commissioners' ultimate conclusion. |
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| At the moment opinions differ too much to formulate a doctrine of predestination that is acceptable for all parties. |
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| Notwithstanding their general similarity, the archegonia of mosses differ externally from antheridia in having a longer neck and longer stalk. |
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| Republicans err in assuming that, on this subject, mothers in the old suburbs differ greatly from mothers in the new exurbs. |
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| A complicating factor is hawks and doves in the cabinet who differ on approach. |
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| In terms of lexical category ambiguity, languages do differ in the extent to which their word-forms are specialized for syntactic function. |
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| Legal systems differ in their approaches to the principles which determine the criminal liability of companies. |
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| The practical significance of apportionment is that the next election results may differ because of it. |
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| It also acknowledges that patients differ in their choice of therapies according to their aptitudes and inclinations towards the various options. |
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| There is evidence that tocopherol isomers differ from each other in their functional properties. |
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| Except for one mentally disabled girl, these girls did not differ from other runaways in family background or other factors. |
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| The cestodes, or tapeworms, differ in a number of ways from other flatworms. |
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| The ports differ in how specific signals are connected to pins on the connector. |
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| In the teleost fishes studied to date, the male morphs differ in circulating androgen levels. |
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| All individuals have different traits and characteristics and differ from one another in mannerisms and mental abilities. |
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| The reactions of vines and grapes to seasonal conditions or weather events can also differ widely according to soil type within an area. |
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| The men and women did not differ in the duration of their ideal scripts for foreplay. |
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| The types of massage differ in the hand strokes used on your body and the pressure applied with each stroke. |
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| These younger descendants differ from Goniatites in their evolute inner whorls, their wider external lobe, and their higher median saddle. |
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| These facts differ materially from those found in cases where the assumption of responsibility test has been applied. |
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| The two plays may differ in style but their concern is identical, just like the twins. |
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| Researchers should pay special attention to cultural or other values that differ from their own. |
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| The location of the program: EAP models differ greatly in where employees go to get their services. |
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| Thus, while the perceptual line of distinction remains the same for these commentators, the conceptual demarcations made verbally differ in significant ways. |
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| I think we have another member of the committee who might beg to differ with that, but she's not here today. |
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| In Galway, contribution rates for residential units differ depending on location, and people building extensions to private houses don't pay a contribution fee. |
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| Despite this increase, the occupational structures for women in the region continued to differ quite substantially from that of men. |
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| In practice, the actual trading results may differ from this sensitivity analysis and the difference may be material. |
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| These two books represent a common assessment of the deep divide between religion and the world of business but differ somewhat on the solutions they propose. |
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| Initial and final herbage mass did not differ among grass species. |
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| As for implementation, it would seem both crucial not to differ it and wise not to rush into it, but to proceed with it gradually. |
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| These are the two opposite extremes in a continuum of scenarios that differ with regard to the relative contributions of horizontal and vertical transmission. |
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| Views will differ as to where the dividing line should be drawn. |
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| Those nests did not differ in concealment from active nests. |
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| The atomic sizes of zinc and silver differ little from that of aluminum. |
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| So I beg to differ with you in terms of making generalizations about pesticides. |
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| The intuitionists seldom differ from the rest of us in the number of facts referred to in describing how we come to understand logical statements and their relations. |
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| I beg to differ with the comments of my colleague from the Bloc that drunk driving numbers are down. |
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| This situation calls upon us to reflect upon how the pragmatics of interdisciplinarity differ in those institutions where disciplines are not tightly departmentalized. |
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| Paul may beg to differ on parts of this, so I'll yield to him to hear what he has to say. |
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| A few words on the Charter of Fundamental Rights, a subject on which I must beg to differ with the previous speakers. |
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| As Cominar's cash flows calculation method may differ from the method used by other issuers, it may not be comparable to that of such issuers. |
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| Conversely, Russian has a complex plural system in which the morphological markers for sets of two, three, and four differ from those for five through ten. |
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| The two species differ in the ornamentation of the apertural margin. |
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| From a user's point of view the protocols differ primarily by the used bandwidths and the respective transfer rates but vary as well regarding educible signs. |
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| The breeding female and male will differ appositely in some traits, female legs require a more slender appearance than the strong bone required for a bull calf. |
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| But I beg to differ with the notion that this dialogue has not taken place. |
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| Truth does not differ from one age to another, from one people to another, from one geographical location to another. |
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| Like all the other printers, they differ in their duty cycle. |
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| You and I differ here in one aspect, had my employer asked me to take my blog down I, on principle would not have done, whatever the consequences. |
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| I would beg to differ that the actions we have taken today are accelerating the conflict. |
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| Overall, undershrub seed densities did not differ between burned and unburned areas. |
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| However, it is conceivable that biology of the process may differ in different circumstances. |
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| It is unclear to what degree those who have left differ from those who remain. |
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| People differ in ability in mathematics, music, visual acuity and all other respects, so individual differences in telepathic sensitivity would seem likely. |
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| Here we wish to report briefly that we have found manganous phthalocyanine to differ in its behaviour from the other members of the series in a striking manner. |
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| We accordingly differ on a matter of principle that we regard as being fundamental. |
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| Response rates were lower in women with manual occupations and from ethnic minorities but did not differ by type of delivery, type of pain relief, parity, or age. |
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| This is where I would beg to differ from the Socialist Group in the European Parliament. |
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| Although in principle, testaments and codicils need not differ in making bequests to different groups of legatees, in fact we observe such differences. |
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| Depending on the manufacturer and type, this can differ considerably between phones. |
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| We obviously can't just agree to differ on these kinds of questions. |
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| The details differ but the intent is the same as in a high-profile case of police brutality. |
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| Richardson was an indefatigable reviser of his own work, and the various editions of his novels differ greatly. |
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| Each homologous pair contains the same type of genetic information, but the expression of this genetic information may differ from one chromosome of the pair to the homologous chromosome. |
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| It should be noted that while the language used in an ES may differ for these two different purposes the content has to remain the same. |
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| The nature of WP dependence installation may differ from cigarette dependence that seems to install in young people after only a few cigarettes. |
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| A few left, but most agreed to differ and the congregation grew. |
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| When median values were examined, both sexes showed a preference for one partner and did not differ in the number of partners they preferred prior to settling down. |
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| For example, does a business person travelling by air differ from a vacationer travelling by air? |
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| Such bulk materials differ considerably in terms of grindability and abrasiveness. |
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| These differ in their effects and possible applications from all other tachyon products. |
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| People can disagree, differ and dissent, even within the ruling party, without this negatively affecting the stability of our country and the peace that we continue to enjoy. |
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| In some of the best debates in parapsychology the proponents and critics have ended up simply agreeing to differ or failing to reach any agreement. |
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| By placing these fiends under the command of a Satanic spirit, the story encourages us to literally demonize enemies whose cultures and colours differ from the Western norm. |
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| I am sure that the Commission will agree with this target we have, but the means to achieve it differ in part from Parliament's original wishes. |
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| Note that the manufacturing industries included in the Handbook's industrial sector differ slightly from those encompassed by the ICE survey. |
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| Far from being homogenous, inhibitory interneurons are a diverse assembly of multiple subtypes that differ in their morphology, chemistry and physiology. |
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| Cultural selection doesn't differ from natural selection nor from fundamental selection, nor from political selection, in regard to the conatus. |
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| The reasons for purchasing luxury items also differ slightly by gender. |
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| Actual load figures and to a lesser extend spring back can differ hugely from the given data. |
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| The official map describing the wilderness area may differ slightly from that presented in this plan, due to survey map requirements. |
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| They differ from other artiodactyl horns in that they do not project from the frontal bones, but lie over the sutures between the frontal and parietal bones. |
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| Many Devonian species differ from Early Carboniferous species in having quadrate rather than cuneate brachials and in having straight-sided rather than zigzag arms. |
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| These cues may differ in innate perspicuousness, which in turn may be modified by learned factors such as end-organ orientation and the focusing of attention. |
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| If Being resonates in the verb to be, then transcendence must belong either to Being and verbality, or transcendence must differ from them. |
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| They are dotted across the spectrum, and differ widely from area to area. |
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| The treatments, however, differ startlingly, Flos campi owing less to traditional counterpoint and more to a vision of simultaneous planes of sound. |
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| Because of the gradualness of evolution, immediate descendants differ little, and then mostly quantitatively, from their ancestors. |
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| Temporal trends in life expectancy and loss in expectation of life would certainly differ between stages. |
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| And if reconciliation is impossible, agree to differ with grace. |
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| Transfer postings differ from stock transfers in that transfer postings are generally not connected with a physical goods movement. |
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| Or do the common errors differ between native speakers and non-native speakers? |
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| Raised on MTV, video games, e-mail, the Internet and instant messaging, digital natives have developed cognitive thinking patterns that differ from all previous generations. |
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| A German sentence and its English translation often differ in their syntactic structure. |
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| Gannon began to study how bottlenose dolphin diets differ in different habitats and found that the marine mammals gorge on croakers inside estuaries. |
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| Further enhancements will guide the user through the development of brachistochrones for force fields which differ from gravitational force fields. |
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| In particular, different elicitation formats differ in the degree of incentive compatibility offered. |
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| In the face of positions which still differ widely, we will need clear thinking and farsightedness. |
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| State laws may differ as to whether it is treated as a partnership or a corporation for state income tax purposes. |
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| Neuroscientists have used MRIs to study how the brain activities of artists differ from those of non-artists in performing tasks like drawing abstract designs. |
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| Scyphozoan medusae differ from those of hydrozoans in lacking a velum. |
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| Although the people differ from committee to committee, the manner of working, of addressing technical problems is remarkably similar. |
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| Over the same period, HICP inflation is not expected to differ markedly from CPI inflation. |
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| While both occupations are highly feminized, they differ significantly in terms of wages and working conditions. |
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| The two panels themselves add to the disconcertion for they differ slightly but obviously in width. |
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| The views of the deep state on good administration differ markedly from those in the European Union. |
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| In addition, the operating costs of the two types of aircraft differ considerably. |
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| How do our research methods differ from those of the social sciences, operations research, linguistics and others from which we have obviously borrowed? |
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| Symptoms of influenza differ from the common cold and can consist of fever with chills, fatigue, generalized muscle and body aches, headache, cough and sore throat. |
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| They differ in almost every other respect, but in these shared interests they both belong to the ancient and always fascinating genre of the jeremiad. |
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| As a result, a line can be drawn through the middle of Libya dividing Arabs into easterners and westerners, who differ in language, customs, and cuisine. |
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| The two acts, of course, have different effects on the life of the treaty and differ in their nature and their addressees. |
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| Try to avoid sedating your dog as drug reactions may differ at high altitudes and can lead to illness. |
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| The general MiFID rules for executing orders differ from the present rules by only a smidgen. |
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| They also differ from other Iraqis in that their ancestral language is not Arabic but a dialect of Aramaic, also referred to as Chaldean, Assyrian, or Syriac. |
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| These compounds differ in the level of oxidation of the flavane nucleus and in the number and position of hydroxyl, methyl, and methoxyl substituents. |
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| As far as the local officials are concerned, we all know that their responsibility will differ depending on whether it was mountain torrent, mudrock slide or river overflow. |
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| Grass genomes differ greatly in chromosome number, ploidy level, and size. |
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| Note that I'm not denying that languages can and do differ in their relative amounts of homophony, word-sense ambiguity and lexical category ambiguity. |
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| The Profibus couplers differ by virtue of their capacity levels and maximum baud rates. |
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| The adventure of knowledge does not differ so much from that which makes the green water in the heart of the forest swell up. |
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| Dasein is what makes man's being differ from that of a thing. |
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| Results indicate that the skewness and the kurtosis of term premiums differ statistically from that of a normally distributed time series. |
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| Areas reported as defoliated may include patches that differ in the degree of defoliation severity. |
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| They did not differ globally with respect to these correlations, so Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated for the entire sample as a single group. |
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| A forex demo account does not differ from a live one except for the fact that you take no risks while trading, since you do not need a deposit on this account. |
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| Crocodile size, morphology, behaviour and ecology differ somewhat among species. |
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| The phonetics and phonology of English differ between dialects, usually without interfering with mutual communication. |
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| There are different L2 varieties that differ based on the native language of the speakers. |
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| However, from 6 April 2008, the rate and reliefs applicable to the chargeable gain differ between individuals and companies. |
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| This is a difficult task because purchasing patterns and even the goods available to purchase differ across countries. |
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| Hence a PPP calculated using the US consumption as a base will differ from that calculated using China as a base. |
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| These denominations differ primarily in the central deity worshipped, the traditions and the soteriological outlook. |
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| What though thy habit differ from thy kinde, Thou maiest retain thy wonted loving minde. |
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| The dates for Restoration literature are a matter of convention, and they differ markedly from genre to genre. |
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| The microclimate on the south side of a building may differ from the one on the north, so that different plants may thrive. |
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| The ranking of countries may differ significantly based on which method is used. |
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| The mapmakers continued to differ on the boundary between the lower Don and Samara well into the 19th century. |
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| Such states differ from fully sovereign states, in that they have transferred a portion of their sovereign powers to a federal government. |
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| In law, an alien is a person who is not a national of a given country, though definitions and terminology differ to some degree. |
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| The premedication of otorhinolaryngological patients does not differ from that in other surgical disciplines. |
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| Shadow ministers portfolios can differ from government departments therefore overlap. |
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| Rodent groups differ in the arrangement of the jaw muscles and associated skull structures, both from other mammals and amongst themselves. |
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| They differ from rodents in a number of physical characteristics, such as having four incisors in the upper jaw rather than two. |
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| In this they differ from permanently horned antelope, which are in the same order, Artiodactyla. |
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| Also, for various reasons, scholars differ in defining early Sweden as either a country, state or kingdom. |
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| There are two different versions of Alexander's death and details of the death differ slightly in each. |
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| An authoritative version of Marco Polo's book does not and cannot exist, for the early manuscripts differ significantly. |
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| For instance, words can differ in length, and we can rhyme a monosyllable with a polysyllable, like tracks with haversacks. |
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| Exposure to strong magnets, or magnetic interference can sometimes cause the magnetic poles of the compass needle to differ or even reverse. |
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| Although maps are often made in one specific language, place names often differ between languages. |
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| It is possible that real account payable differ from this estimate. |
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| Noncarbonate chemical sedimentary rocks differ in many respects from carbonate sedimentary rocks and terrigenous clastic sedimentary rocks, and there is no single classification that has been universally accepted. |
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| No two pumping stations and systems will be alike, so the level of maintenance and support that you require from your service partner will differ according to your situation. |
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| Comparison of data must be done with reservation considering that the methods of issuing permits and the methods of estimating building values can differ from one municipality to another. |
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| How does art differ from a simple statement of belief? |
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| Since the relative movements of the two variables will depend on market responses to central bank actions, they can differ appreciably in different circumstances. |
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| Claims of indescribability differ from claims of inexplicable paradox. |
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| I would beg to differ in regard to when a witness comes to committee and is totally off the topic that is being discussed that day and the chairman asks if the witness could please bring it back on topic. |
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| It could be argued that the applied torque with the adjustable spanner might differ between examiners, if they were not experienced in using the equipment. |
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| Breast reduction operations differ by shape and localization of the postoperative scar, the methods of the excessive gland tissue removal and the nipple repositioning techniques. |
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| They differ from those of the cut type in that their leaves are broader, undulating or curled-up with marginal dentation and incurved towards the heart of the plant. |
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| My rebellious acts of heroic gustation and total indifference to personal presentation differ only in the details from my women friends' routines when their spouses or significant others have to travel for work. |
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| We still beg to differ with the rapporteur on a number of points. |
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| In addition to acclimatizing themselves to conditions that often differ markedly from those at home, they might face extremely challenging obstacles in carrying out their duties. |
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| How did different-sized organizations differ when it came to the job of backing up computer data? |
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| Panelists will explore how their own systems differ from, or reflect, domestic human rights legislation in Canada, and what challenges they see ahead. |
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| Observers differ over whether Salafi are Sunni Muslims and whether they are Wahhabis. |
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| A FOLKSY start and some even whinier vocals are all that differ on this Blunt stock-in-trade single. |
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| Since the nature of the persecutions of the Chaldo-Assyrians differ along ethnic, political, and religious lines, the victimizers are also different. |
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| The exchange of evidential conclusions between countries using different standards could, in particular cases, show that opinions differ on the question whether identification is beyond any doubt. |
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| One way in which the current cohorts of very elderly persons, the 'old old', differ from the cohort now entering old age is in their high rate of childlessness. |
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| Expert systems differ substantially from conventional computer programs in that their goals may have no mathematical solution, and they must make inferences based on incomplete or uncertain information. |
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| These xanthophylls differ in their antioxidant activity, and complement each other especially in the macula. |
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| This value does not differ much from that assigned to the detection limit because the upper limit of the detection limit merges indistinguishably into the lower limit of the determination limit. |
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| The system is composed of two minds: the superior mind and the inferior mind, both have equal constitution, but differ in the way they function in their prerogatives. |
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| Travel agencies and booking offices are not authorized to make concessions or conclude agreements which differ from the Terms of Travel or the catalogue details. |
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| The new experiments, which probed antihydrogen atoms, show no sign that physical laws differ between this exotic matter and ordinary matter. |
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| However, even if Spain is moving towards a large measure of symmetry, many of the key federal arrangements differ slightly among the autonomous communities, making for something of a legal hornets' nest. |
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| Men, for their part, differ in terms of hormones and hypodermal structure. |
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| Conventionalist theories differ along several dimensions. |
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| Despite these efforts, there is the possibility that participants and comparison group members may differ in some unobservable characteristics, such as motivation. |
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| A number of important factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated in prospective statements, including growth and operating profit figures targeted by the Company. |
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| That is not to say this information is useless if you are using an IDE disk or other type of tape drive, your device names will simply differ slightly. |
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| The operation concerns hardcover, softcover and paperback editions, which differ from each other in terms not only of format and quality of cover, but also in price and timing of publication. |
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| Any child care program put in place must recognize that although values must be constant, cultures and traditions differ in different parts of this great country. |
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