Sentence examples for differentiated by its from inspiring English sources

The title track "Ghost" presents similar lyrical content and production as the opening track, although it is differentiated by its subtle use of background electric guitars; Marvilli opined that "synths sparkle against Ferreira's sly vocals and the pulsing beat pounds away in the background".

Drunka formation overlies the Thebes formation and it is easily differentiated by its snowy white colour and massive bedding.

This zone is determined chiefly by its climate, which is characterized by very dry summers and mild, rainy winters, but it has long been much differentiated by its inhabitants.

Salt cod fritters were hot and succulent, served on a small tray that also contained a rose-shaped squiggle of sauce flavored with culantro (a cousin to cilantro, differentiated by its long, slim serrated leaves).

Generally, such a unit is differentiated by its autonomy, budget, and resources available to carry out its coordination mission.

During my conversation with Chapin, I brought up the question of how much Casper is differentiated by its mattresses, as opposed to its business model and marketing.

With so many similar apps on the market, 5miles says that it's differentiated in part by its pricing — free!

It also can be differentiated from Corythosaurus by its lack of forking nasal processes making up part of the sides of the crest, which is the only way to tell juveniles of the two genera apart, as the crests took on their distinctive forms as the animals aged.

Walking for recreation or fitness is differentiated from hiking by its shorter distances, less challenging settings, and the lack of need for specialized equipment.

PrPSc is covalently indistinguishable from PrPC [1], [7], [16] but can be differentiated from PrPC by its partial resistance to proteolysis and its marked insolubility in detergents [1], [7].

H3 of U6 was differentiated from U9 by its cross-peak to G4 H1.