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The pronunciation of Cantonese differs considerably from Mandarin.
Performance differs considerably between countries, both for poverty rates and for income distribution.
Research has made clear that the situation differs considerably according to the crop.
The"Online Roland" differs considerably from the underlying human being I know and hold in high esteem.
Broadcasting legislation in some candidate countries differs considerably from Community standards.
The blood-brain barrier differs considerably from the more permeable vascular systems in other organs.
The rate of participation in lifelong learning activities differs considerably between Member States.
Show laser technology differs considerably from conventional lighting solutions.
Though it is basically possible to interconnect the functionality of the two technologies via interfaces,their underlying principle differs considerably.
The problem here is that this data differs considerably in terms of quality and depth.
The region differs considerably from other parts of the Silesian Voivodeship, and it resembles other quite different areas of Poland.
The design of user interfaces and usage concepts for the vehicle differs considerably from the design for stationary or handheld devices in other contexts.
A recent survey conducted by the Secretariat of the Commission Centrale pour la Navigation du Rhin indicates that thesituation in the different Member countries of NATO differs considerably.
The degree of organisation differs considerably in the branches and individual companies Streeck 1978.
As regards the training of Mosel I's workers for the needs of Mosel II, the applicants argue that the traditional(solvent-based)painting technique used in Mosel I differs considerably from the(water-based) technique used in Mosel II.
The perceived value differs considerably between premium and economy hotels and between cities.
The White-naped Lory It is also less Beefy that the Purple-bellied Lory andhas a whistle call which differs considerably with the distinctive snore nasal call of the Purple-bellied Lory.
Heidegger's vision differs considerably from Hegel's one, because for him there is no progress, no decay….
There are also specialprocedures such as the budgetary procedure,(which in practice differs considerably from what is laid down in the Treaty), the uniform electoral procedure, etc.
This picture differs considerably from that which would be presented by, for example, France, Italy, or Greece.
The development of new products differs considerably depending on which product group they come from.
The vegetation differs considerably from that in the coastal parks of north California(see Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park), the latter being ecologically more similar to the temperate rainforests of coastal Oregon and Washington4.
As shown above, the degree of market opening differs considerably between Member States and without further action this trend is likely to continue.
The actual appearance differs considerably from the original one and the structures visible in the original conditions are.
The EFORT Textbook differs considerably from the literature thus far available in the field of orthopaedic and trauma surgery.
Although the market place in North America differs considerably as compared with China, with a population of approximately 1.5 billion people the need for PET medical scanners is substantial.
First results suggested that the mean circulation differs considerably between hindcast simulations although simulated temperatures and salinities agree relatively well with observations.
The gorilla seems to be polygamous, and the male differs considerably from the female; so it is with some baboons, which live in herds containing twice as many adult females as males.
The common position adopted in March differs considerably from the position Parliament adopted at first reading last November, even though the Council has accepted about one third of Parliament' s proposed amendments.
From this programme one can see that the form of the symphony differs considerably from everything known so far in this genre, and it is probably because of the predominance of the instrumental over the vocal element in this remarkable tone poem that he has given it the name of symphony and not cantata.