Examples of using Substantially different in English and their translations into Italian
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You will appreciate that food additives are a substantially different category of ingredients from the sources of nutrients as listed in Annex II of the FSD.
The shape of the present-day European Union is substantially different from the one it had in 1957.
but in a manner substantially different from that of modern birds.
This might be where the descriptions differ as the in-room response will be substantially different from that in a large anechoic chamber.
have substantially different practices including the requirement of an actual spring or stream.
The invention is substantially different from existing technologies and aims to overcome the drawbacks described above, guaranteeing at the same time
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the represented subject is substantially different from that of the drawing shown in fig.
Anybody who thinks Bill Shorten would chart a substantially different course from Abbott, let alone reverse his attacks on workers, has rocks in their head.
both floor-standing, substantially different for components used
materials other than silicon and that work on a substantially different set of principles6.
We are speaking of a form of bilingualism, the one we have in Luxembourg, that is substantially different from the one generally spoken about.
However, the agro-ecological organization of the productions is substantially different, and for some different opposites to most of the productive organizations of our farms.
The alphabet and spelling used in those early books were somewhat inconsistent and substantially different from the modern ones.
And will have understood that the oneiric process is considered in a substantially different way in respect to the traditional psychoanalytical literature.
are convinced that your new proposal is not substantially different from the old one.
slaves of the Roman Empire, which was substantially different from the Classical Latin of the Roman literati.
The merger would thus have been between two great enterprises operating in two substantially different sectors.
produce antigens which are substantially different to their ancestors.