Sentence examples for differentiated versions from inspiring English sources

Asked about this, an Amazon spokeswoman, Brittany Turner, said, "We have worked steadily to build processes to detect and remove undifferentiated or barely differentiated versions of e-books".

A main difficulty is that they generally include time differentiated versions of known signals which are difficult to estimate in a noisy environment.

That service (which is not an app) debuted in Singapore this summer, where it is called Gai Gai ('going out' in local slang), and the funding will go towards launching differentiated versions in Paktor's four largest markets over the next year.

In this paper, an established functional framework and stability theorem will be extended to the differentiated version of the electric field integral equations, which can be discretized more efficient and is more often used in engineering literature.

and this is coupled to the differentiated version of the Gibbs-Thomson equation d T m d τ = Γ R 2 [ + ( 1 − c ) β δ T ln ( T m δ T + 1 ) ] d R d τ. (19).

Transfer cells (TCs) are trans-differentiated versions of existing cell types designed to facilitate enhanced membrane transport of nutrients at symplasmic/apoplasmic interfaces.

This represents J differentiated product versions of the same drug.

Christmas will come early for Bob Dylan obsessives with a new box set containing one disc that consists entirely of minutely-differentiated studio versions of the same classic song.

Focus is also the reason many desktop apps are switching to a mobile-first approach rather than building every bell and whistle they can implement on a big screen and trying to make the hard trade-offs to carve out a differentiated mobile version later.

With the creation of the CFL, Canadian football at last took its modern form, with clearly differentiated professional and amateur versions.

The Company's brand-name product portfolio consists of development-stage projects to which the Company applies its formulation and development expertise to develop differentiated, modified, or controlled-release versions of marketed drug substances.