1.   Both of these expressions, however, have rather different underlying assumptions.

2.   Conversely, activities which seem on the surface to be the same May turn out to realize different underlying assumptions.

3.   Individuals from different cultures May not only contract together using different cultural assumptions, but using an entirely different legal framework.

4.   Rather, they embody some very different assumptions about education and work for the twenty-first century.

5.   They entail quite different assumptions about the nature of literacy than those put forward by Hildyard and Olson.

6.   This is a different basic assumption than what is required for a peak performing team.

7.   This is no new thought and many theorists, although moving from quite different assumptions, could readily give assent.

8.   And different assumptions lead to vastly different projections.

9.   Armstrong said the bank and the regulators had simply used different assumptions in estimating future losses.

10.   Beyond that, different assumptions were introduced into four models, particularly different estimates for the density of the universe.