But perhaps one day we'll be confident enough with difference to differentiate more clearly between good faith cock-ups, halfwittedness, generational backwardness and deliberate discrimination.
Perhaps this is an attempt to differentiate more clearly, or brand, the "Classic" and "Contemporary" seasons, but the producers should remember that costume dramas don't always have to smell of the classroom.
This is said to be able to differentiate more clearly the difference in noises made by bat, pad, clothing or ground, the "could have come from anywhere" that Llong postulated.
Mr. Hilfiger said the disappointing results were part of an "adjustment period" and the company is now moving to differentiate more clearly its men's, women's and children's lines in the customers' minds.
It will also bring more private capital into the financial system, increasing the capacity for future lending; allow investors to differentiate more clearly among banks; and ultimately make it easier for banks to raise enough private capital to repay the money they have already received from the government.
The topology of the tree in Figure 2 is consistent with previous studies (e.g. [41]), but the inclusion of several additional species in our tree allows us to differentiate more clearly orthology and paralogy.
'Some evidence from trials' was added to differentiate more clearly the instances where results were more equivocal than would be justified by the description 'sufficient evidence', such as for a review with narrative synthesis where both positive and negative results were reported for a given outcome.
Its physical specificity differentiates it more clearly from the other breeds: having a brown head and legs, yellowish wool, being long and slender, having a large tail (like all Kurdish sheep), and very long ears.
Neurons differentiate more rapidly than they should.
Static camera with moving objects: this is the simplest case since the images have a fixed background, which helps differentiate the moving objects more clearly.
