| Only the deeper contrast of the figure differentiates it from the vegetation and tenuously relegates the forest to a safe atmospheric distance. |
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| Depending on the degree of carbon concentration and coalification, one differentiates between lignite, bituminous coal and anthracite. |
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| What differentiates it from these examples and where the most stinging criticism lies concerns accounting for public money. |
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| The fact that there is no abatement also differentiates the student allowance from all other government support. |
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| The epithalamic roof plate evaginates to form a midline diverticulum that differentiates into the endocrine pineal gland. |
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| Upon re-exposure to the antigen, the lymphocyte divides into a memory B lymphocyte and eventually differentiates into a plasma cell. |
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| The fact that compassion is both voluntary and learned differentiates it from other kinds of suffering, which are involuntary and connate. |
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| A brand is essentially a way of giving a product a unique identity which differentiates it from its near competitors. |
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| It is only a matter of scale that differentiates this camp from the gulags and the concentration camps of the twentieth century. |
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| The pith of traditional Chinese medicine differentiates itself from Western medicine in two main respects, he said. |
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| In a number of species, regardless of their wall formation type, new periclinal cell divisions may occur when the tapetum differentiates. |
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| Normally, when a stem cell divides, one daughter cell differentiates and leaves the niche, while another remains behind to re-populate the niche. |
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| Overeaters Anonymous differentiates normal eating from overeating, and encourages abstinence from overeating. |
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| The stained-glass insert in the astronomer's casement is the one minor detail that differentiates the two hourglass windows. |
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| When a patch of bark is removed from a tree the wound is healed by the formation of a callus which differentiates into periderm. |
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| The Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland differentiates between nudity and suggestive sexual imagery. |
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| A business differentiates itself not only with a specific brand or service but also by the assortment or collection of brands or services. |
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| This capsule then differentiates into a multilayered spore wall by deposition of materials between the double layers of the prospore membrane. |
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| To begin with, what feature of Tibetan Buddhism do you think differentiates it from other types of Buddhism or other spiritual paths? |
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| Each scalid appears as a spinose anlage and differentiates in the next stage. |
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| It would be desirable to have a system of Romanization that differentiates them in a way that is more indicative of the actual phonetic values. |
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| As it stands, there is no act that differentiates procedurally between mining in the Namib-Naukluft National Park and mining next to a toxic waste dump. |
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| The same interface specificity differentiates the inhabitation of public banking terminals, automobile interiors, retail purchasing registers, etc. |
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| Paradoxically, he then offers a contrariwise view of what differentiates American and Continental strategy on achieving a worthy and just international order. |
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| The other is inextricably connected to the realm of human existence and demarcates the ways in which human life differentiates itself from nature. |
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| The strength of the working class emerges the more it politically differentiates, separates and demarcates itself from the policies and programs of the bourgeoisie. |
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| We will also attempt to determine the line that differentiates the normal from the abnormal, and how to deal with each of these cases as a result of this demarcation. |
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| Since this difference of aspect in the object differentiates the species of virtue, it seems that dulia is divided into specifically different virtues. |
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| The preciseness by which the drug targets the cancer cells differentiates Gleevec® from most other oncology products. |
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| What differentiates red wine from white are its tannins, and many red wines have a good deal of astringency as a result of their tannins. |
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| It begins with defining what differentiates the current system in the civil sense as compared to our military justice system. |
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| The absence of trigger guard and probably of gauge differentiates them immediately. |
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| It has a distinctive appearance that clearly differentiates it from alternative packaging options. |
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| Hence, the term volatility differentiates it from a regular standard deviation. |
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| This perspective clearly differentiates the business from a trading activity. |
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| However, it is one of the activities that typifies rural areas and differentiates them from urban areas. |
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| It differentiates our products from those of our competitors and imbues our brands with greater relevance and appeal to consumers. |
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| It would bepreferablefor theCommission to find terminology which differentiates more clearly between the two types of expenditure. |
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| If a company wants to bring out a me-too therapy, it will be required to show evidence of whatever factor differentiates it from the existing agents. |
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| Likona differentiates between moral values and non-moral ones. |
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| During development of the ovule, the inner of the two integuments disappears, while the outer integument differentiates into different layers of the seed coat. |
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| There is a breeze, and that is the only thing that differentiates it from a sauna. |
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| The pegmatite dikes are very comparable chemically and mineralogically to the evolved differentiates, exhibiting similar chemical enrichments, albeit to a greater degree. |
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| What actually differentiates no-name clothes from brand-name items? |
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| The luster-cancel type, which cancels the influence of specular reflection, stably differentiates between the front and back sides of chips even through a transparent film. |
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| It is this reflexive capacity that differentiates between behavior that is socially deriv ed and behavior that is socially determined. |
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| As one element in identification, religion not only differentiates people but can also be a source of division, when invoked to engender exclusion and hostility. |
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| Without a doubt, our technical team differentiates us in the marketplace. |
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| Landor differentiates her characters and keeps her general tone as low-keyed as Kirsten's own, leaving all of the drama, appropriately, to Vine. |
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| On the one side, xing differentiates things in terms of coherent patterns of force, providing a basis for individuation, even if what counts as an individual is contextual and provisional. |
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| What differentiates this mine from others in the region is that, with this project, the Crees are now recognized partners in the development of the region and its resources. |
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| Ornamentally, the clarity of the design and the austerity of the compositions, with extensive areas of the base undecorated, differentiates them from other works produced at the same time in al-Andalus. |
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| What the Fulani here all share in common, and what differentiates them from the Hausa, is that they take their livestock to seasonal grazing away from the home area, especially in crop-growing season. |
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| Assisted by our project management module, Thiro Ltée. is a competitive company that differentiates itself from its competitors and handles large-scale projects. |
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| The model differentiates between engine and road noise. |
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| A conspicuous design, which accentuates the form and the specific implementation of surface textures and colour design, presents each brand in an appropriate way and differentiates it from those of competitors. |
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| It differentiates itself from its competitors by offering production solutions that provide productivity gains to customers and not solely machines that meet a purely technical specification. |
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| The Chevron Cars are a symbol of Techron, the key ingredient that differentiates Chevron gasolines from others in the marketplace. |
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| By addressing the specific requirements for different industries at the UI, data model, and process levels, Oracle differentiates itself from its hosted CRM competitors. |
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| Finally, our commitment to invest considerable capital alongside our investors creates a strong alignment of interest between us and our investment partners and also differentiates us from many of our competitors. |
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| Thus, a key characteristic of FP7, and one that differentiates it from the Structural Funds, is that there are no fixed national or regional allocations. |
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| Eilberg-Schwartz differentiates between images of male deities and images of father deities, contending that the maleness of God may have different implications than the fatherliness of God. |
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| This document differentiates between SEPA providers and SEPA users. |
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| He differentiates escorts from rent boys, who he says are hustlers. |
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| Functional integrity of thalamocortical circuits differentiates normal aging from mild cognitive impairment. |
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| This study differentiates between emotionally engaged and transactionally engaged workers. |
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| The system differentiates between a free master's degree and a master's degree in technology. |
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| The distinct turban that differentiates a Sikh from other turban wearers is a relic of the rules of the British Indian Army. |
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| Being within the intended Containment differentiates radioactive material from radioactive contamination. |
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| Dominican amber differentiates itself from Baltic amber by being mostly transparent and often containing a higher number of fossil inclusions. |
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| While the Dutch prefer to stick with French spelling, as it differentiates Dutch more from the neighbouring German. |
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| For some people, it is this building of colonies across oceans that differentiates colonialism from other types of expansionism. |
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| In India, the Consumer Protection Act 1986 differentiates the consummation of a commodity or service for personal use or to earn a livelihood. |
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| So, what differentiates companies that achieve world-class status from those that do not? |
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| The technique also differentiates endometrial thickening from masses such as submucosal fibroids, adenomyomas, blood clots, and carcinomas, he added. |
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| When I actually laugh at what someone has written to me, I like to insert I AM LEGITIMATELY LAUGHING OUT LOUD, because it differentiates me from the frequent LOLers. |
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| Although the basic model is homogeneous and common throughout the island, each town or village has its own traditional clothing which differentiates it from the others. |
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| In Wagiman, an indigenous Australian language, consonant length in stops is the primary phonetic feature that differentiates fortis and lenis stops. |
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| The murexide test differentiates urate deposits and calcium deposits. |
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| However, the composition and origin of the magma that differentiates into granite leaves certain geochemical and mineral evidence as to what the granite's parental rock was. |
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| Gemination often differentiates between otherwise unrelated words. |
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| The stress on conversion differentiates Evangelicalism from other forms of Protestantism by the associated belief that an assurance of salvation will accompany conversion. |
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| What differentiates a geared turbofan from a regular turbofan is that the large fan at the front of the engine operates at a lower speed than the turbine that drives it. |
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| If your company's dress code differentiates between male and female employees or discriminates against those of different races, religions or national origin, watch out. |
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| The second requirement also differentiates carnivory from defensive plant characteristics that may kill or incapacitate insects without the advantage of nutrient absorption. |
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| The form of the flower differentiates rushes from grasses or sedges. |
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| The only thing that differentiates the twins is the color of their eyes. |
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