Sentences with phrase «considerable differences because»

All species of wholes qualify as systems despite their considerable differences because they fall under this minimal definition of the real.

Not exact matches

This ethical confluence has been possible despite considerable differences between the two sources because both agree that the good life involves strict adherence to categorical moral principles.

Many of the commenters who didn't think Martian microbes would flourish on Earth also seemed to believe that terrestrial life would be unlikely to thrive on the Red Planet, because of the considerable differences between the two worlds» environments.

Of course, there is considerable difference in energy expenditure from person to person because we all have different metabolisms and burn varying amounts of fat vs. sugar.

Wake County is uniquely suited for this study because there are considerable differences in start times both across schools and for the same schools at different points in time.

Because of the need for nationally standardized achievement tests to provide fine - grained, percentile - by - percentile comparisons, it is imperative that these tests produce a considerable degree of score spread — in other words, plenty of differences among test takers» scores.

There will be no diesel version because it would be way too expensive and the price difference compared to the petrol engine would be considerable, thus, it wouldn't be covered by 8.000 km per year, a value estimated by Mercedes - Benz for smart owners.

If you will attempt to justify the partitioning by invoking a difference in time scales, it will be still goofy because the system is strongly turbulent, and turbulent systems have CONTINUOUS spectrum of time «wiggles», and there is no considerable time interval where you can «draw a line» and separate «statistical averaging» from «large scale dynamics».

I say this because the Pocket World table for 2005, the prior year, published in May of this year, shows a considerable difference: