Sentence examples for differentiated parts from inspiring English sources

Clumps are not intricate assemblies of continuously differentiated parts.

The novelist Michael Dibdin, who has died aged 60 after a short illness, created the Venice-born detective Aurelio Zen, whose tasks took him to vigorously differentiated parts of Italy that rarely afforded him any peace of mind.

Rather, the neural organization as well as the perceptual experience springs immediately into existence as an entire field with differentiated parts.

Using fuzzy linear discriminant analysis we found that measurements obtained at the 10 m coil spacing reflect the shallow stratigraphy and physiography, whilst the 40 m coil spacing clearly differentiated parts of the clay plain underlain by saline aquifers.

In "Crystal Palace" (2002, revised 2011), in what he calls an ode to "digital interlace," he disassembles a landscape of majestic snow-wreathed conifers at Lake Tahoe (and, briefly, a red house) into sharply differentiated parts and visual planes, isolating these elements in a way that brings to mind the individual layers of a paper diorama.

All of these designs involve the dual issues of differentiation, that is, how the total tasks of the organization are allocated to its component parts, and the issue of integration, which refers to the need for the differentiated parts to be coordinated.

The main tenet of functionalism is that scientific analysis and explanation must focus on the functional integration of the differentiated component parts of a given structure or whole.

They also agreed that once industrial assets were connected, the software could easily become the most differentiated part of a machine's offering, in much the same way that it had with personal computers.

The two investigated adenosquamous lung tumours were all positive for TTF-1 and MAdL in adenoid-differentiated part and CK 5/6 in squamous-differentiated part, respectively.

Furthermore, it has long been recognized that photoreceptor differentiation is more common in eyes enucleated after radiotherapy or chemotherapy because the well-differentiated part of the tumor is relatively radio- or chemoresistant (Ts'o et al., 1970).

Tissue organization, spindle orientation, and the GKPID complex itself are all examples of complexity, defined as the integrated functioning of a system made up of differentiated, interacting parts.