Sentence examples for differentiate against from inspiring English sources

Its repeated outages have given its competition plenty of room to differentiate against AWS.

For many years, the details of how these hyperscale buyers achieved these efficiencies were kept secret and considered valuable IP to differentiate against their competitors.

These large instance sizes scale to 62 cores and 240GB of RAM and reflect how the company is trying to differentiate against reigning cloud giant AWS.

Are they truly differentiated against an Apple or an Android?

The eight parts are a study in company transparency – differentiating against merely conflict-free diamonds to define additional parameters like environmental impact and labor practices.

All of the brands we interact with run into many of the following challenges on a daily basis: staying consistent, differentiating against competition, continuity of customer experience, and keeping themselves top of mind.

But Pierre argues Badi differentiates against agencies by allowing potential flatmates to match and connect (message) beforehand — giving them the opportunity to figure out whether they want to go ahead with a flatshare themselves.

Proof of Theorem 3 (below) requires this treatment because the independent variable being differentiated against appears in the exponent.

During recordings, the signal from each electrode was differentiated against a common reference and we refer to this signal as the unipolar LFP.

Justice Scalia was right to criticise Justice Kennedy back in 2003 for his ham-handed attempt to differentiate laws against sodomy from laws limiting marriage to opposite-sex couples.

By pulling these and other innovation levers, the company was able to more sharply differentiate itself against its competitors.