Sentence examples for a differentiation of from inspiring English sources

It might be a differentiation of character – here's an unsmiling patrician woman to contrast with Leonardo's smiling merchant's wife – or maybe it means that Leonardo added the smile to an originally glum Mona Lisa as he endlessly reworked the painting.

Adopting a differentiation of Mally (1912, 61 2, fn).

A differentiation of the effects of various micropollutants was not possible with SPEAR.

Contrary to further publications, an algorithm is introduced which allows a differentiation of the road surface.

But a differentiation of the degree of potential damage, and hence a vulnerability analysis, is not explicitly required.

The others are its applicability on a large number of sites and a differentiation of the three varieties.

In literature, a differentiation of sub scales was observed during the training of mechanical technicians (Nickolaus et al. 2013).

Iron complexes would be less soluble at soil pH, resulting in a differentiation of an upper Fe-rich Bhs1 horizon and a lower Bhs2 Al-rich horizon.

Furthermore, parameterizations of chemical source terms are superior to parameterizations of species profiles, as they allow for a differentiation of chemical processes from transport processes.

The higher number of dormant cells therefore seems to host an important advantage for growth and allows a differentiation of more xylem cells in a shorter period.

The aim of this paper is to propose a differentiation of HR management practices in relation to the type of incubator.