Sentence examples for differentiated unique from inspiring English sources

It is, however, important to recognize that sometimes we perceive ourselves primarily in terms of our relevant group memberships rather than as differentiated, unique individuals.

Do our choices represent the things that really matter to us? Are we the fully differentiated, unique beings we were born with the potential to be?

And only 8% of customers for this set of products said that they thought it was very differentiated and unique, versus 80% of the suppliers.

So by buying it, it helps Samsung develop more differentiated and unique offerings and keep Tachyon's technology out of competitors' hands.

So by buying it, it helps Samsung develop more differentiated and unique offerings and keep Tachyon's technology out of competitors' hands.

The problem in my mind is the sheer duplication of work, when the increasingly precious time of journalists could be spent on finding more differentiated or unique stories that are under-reported.

Much like the modern day media disrupters (e.g. ESPN or HBO or CNN), these services can establish new social media networks that are differentiated and unique, protecting them from the inevitable concern that they get squashed by Facebook.

"We have what we believe is the ability to deliver a differentiated and unique experience that moviegoers can't find anywhere else," said Doug Darrow, senior vice president of cinema at Dolby.

The response spectra for the ac1 and ac2 sensillum types can be easily differentiated by unique responses to ammonia (AM) for ac1A and 1,4-diaminobutane (DM) for ac2A.

In other words, since we know what these gene products do, what pathways they participate in, we can learn something about how organisms became differentiated and unique from one another in biochemical terms.

* It's been a good year for unique, differentiated products.