Unlike manufacturing firms, apparel retailers differentiate themselves largely through intangible assets (Quinn and Doherty 2000); thus, their international market involvement may depend on the product's being sufficiently unique.
Street artists here, who largely differentiate themselves from the city's hordes of graffiti taggers, say the slow-burning chaos that increasingly characterizes Caracas makes it an ideal place for them to ply their trade.
Remember, though, that in the future, the subsystems that applications depend on to differentiate themselves will largely be data subsystems.
Cultivated rice, known as a short-day plant in its original provenance in low-latitude areas, differentiates its panicle largely based on its photoperiod sensitivity.
By 24 hpf, the differentiating NaRCs and HRCs had gradually spread out and were scattered on the epidermal layer in a pattern similar to those detected by antibody staining in 3-dpf embryos [14]: differentiating HRCs were largely distributed on the yolk sac and extension regions, while differentiating NaRCs were more widely scattered on the epidermis (Figure 1B).
However, the molecular mechanism underlying the temporal regulation of SOX4 transcriptional activation during differentiating myoblasts is largely unknown.
In the forebrain, ErbB4 expression and function have been constrained to a subpopulation of migrating cortical interneurons (Yau et al. 2003; Flames et al. 2004; Li et al. 2012) that largely differentiate into fast-spiking, parvalbumin (PV -positive cells (Marín 2012).
Not only has that strategy differentiated his carrier in a largely commoditized airline industry, it's gone a long way toward gaining some slack when it does mess up.
The genus Salinispora was differentiated from other genera based largely on 16S rRNA gene diversity, a unique combination of fatty acid type and major menaquinones, and the requirement of sea water for growth [ 33].
