This accounts for the very complicated identification codes found on plastic packaging, signaling the specific sorting required for recycling processes, a differentiation that complicates distribution and transportation, decreases the economic efficiency of any given treatment, and dissuades governments and individuals from investing the time and effort into maximizing the recycling movement.
Allegiance to one or the other voice type remains a matter of taste, but it was a differentiation that was to lead to a far greater variety of timbre among countertenor voices in the decades to come.
It was Class A recycled water, a differentiation that sounds pedantic, but makes a big difference in terms of how many dookie molecules it contained.
The early onset of subsolidus convection in the Callistoan interior could have prevented large-scale ice melting and any resulting differentiation that would have otherwise formed a large rocky core and icy mantle.
Hence, it is justified to view sexual selection as one of the prime candidates for explaining any strong morphological differentiation that is not readily explained by ecological niche differentiation.
Is that a differentiation that we need to be paying attention to? A. I disagree.
"We don't know the trigger for differentiation — that is our next step — but I think we now have the key set of genes to look at," Dr. Young said.
It is, rather, the process of sexual differentiation that takes place within the womb... "There's nothing disguised about Matthew, Chelsea Romersaa, the associate producer of the last three "Cremaster"s, says, but even she finds him something of an enigma.
Anaplasia is a loss of visible differentiation that can occur in advanced cancer.
It was, however, the opposite tendency of specialization or differentiation that won out.
