Sentence examples for differentiated style from inspiring English sources

Amorphophallus mangelsdorffii is in fact the oddity of all Madagascan species, owing to its deviating growth cycle, short, coiling spathe (Figure 3c), lack of differentiated style, and very small stigmas.

No one has cracked the nut of discoverability in a differentiated way: making podcasts easy to discover based on topic and style and having a personalized recommendation tool that works as well as Pandora and Spotify music recommendations do.

"ModCloth's catalog offers thousands of choices in clothing and accessories, including highly differentiated, exclusive styles and an extended range of sizes that appeal to a broad demographic of women," the Walmart statement read.

It appeared that the sense of coherence variable, for instance, differentiated specific styles of success even during medical study, and seems to be a relatively stable characteristic.

One of the interesting experiences of the last decade in formerly communist parts of Europe has been to see friends rapidly becoming differentiated by profession, Western style.

A qualitative change in differentiated writing styles for forum and blog posts was found.

Generally, these styles are differentiated by what is considered traditional or "old," and more contemporary or "new".

We hear a few bars of it, but it's not sufficiently differentiated from Heggie's own style to register as a musical character.

While sharing the same body style, variants were differentiated by chassis configuration and onboard equipment.

While IGN's Justin Davis thought the game's levels could have been more differentiated in theme and art style, he found the "almost cubist design... absolutely gorgeous".

He added that the game could have been "even more ridiculous" and its levels more differentiated in theme and art style, though he found the "almost cubist design... absolutely gorgeous".