different in nature

It must be established clearly that commercial services are different in nature from public ones.

The saving grace is that the programs are all very different in nature.

However, studies have indicated that violence was different in nature from Calcutta.

So different in nature are the sound sources that reconciling one to the other seems futile.

Both departments are different in nature, but handle very similar concepts and have to work together for sales to be successful.

The rings can be different in nature or identical.

There are many ways to measure the performance of a network, as each network is different in nature and design.

Subversion does not have such a feature and what its documentation recommends to use instead is very different in nature.

The two slaves, although both were black, were utterly different in nature and appearance.

It is not for me here to try to account for the common features of movements so different in nature as those we have mentioned.

Although the encounters are separated by time and different in nature, the feelings they exposed still resonate.

They can seldom be used interchangeably, as the underlying rights that each protects is quite different in nature.

"New groups sprang up at the time of the necklace farce, altogether different in nature.

So each procedure is different in nature.

It was long thought that the spatial and temporal dimensions were different in nature and independent of one another.

Yet a fortnight after my return to Washington, public attention was wholly distracted from this problem by another very different in nature, but equally astonishing.

Further, the two remedies of administrative receiver and administrators are different in nature, though they may be similar in purpose.

But it is different in nature.

The ensembles were altogether different in nature.

The precise rules differ between taxes and result in disclosures that are fundamentally different in nature.

The parameters are quite different in nature from itself, because they do not describe , but the observation context for .

Various names are given to different types of individual arrangement, but they are not fundamentally different in nature.

Now the two women were inseparable, although they were quite different in nature, and complemented one another like the two sides of a coin.

This distinction was meant to signal that Peace Corps service was different in nature from military service.

That sort of real-time, two-way communication with customers is priceless and very different in nature from traditional "push" marketing email efforts.