But Mr. Olson has differentiated those efforts from the Arkansas Project, which he said he learned of only in 1997 and then worked to shut down.
The right to call itself art rather than mere mechanism had been photography's struggle since the medium was invented, but now practitioners had to differentiate their efforts from the unstudied shutter-clicks of rank amateurs.
In parallel, differentiating between employees' efforts and abilities for organizational pride may result in differential behaviors.
They can look less hard for tiny cancers and precancers and put more effort into differentiating between consequential and inconsequential cancers.
THE BOTTOM LINE As the ridiculous megapixel race winds down at last, camera companies are now putting effort into differentiating their cameras — and wow, are there some weirdies here, like the two-screened Samsung, the green-screen mode of the Casio and the would-be camcorder Panasonic.
As well as its privacy and security focus, and a full suite of multimedia sharing options, Wire has put effort on differentiating via design — with a minimalist, clean look and feel to its interface that sets it apart from the message bubble pictorial trope used in many a mobile messaging app.
Kurzweil's weak efforts at differentiating his theory from Hawkins's — "the most important difference is the set of parameters that I have included for each input … especially the size and size variability parameters" — are likely to convince no one.
We have expanded previous efforts by differentiating two critical factors (timeframe and agents) consistent with recent human factors approaches [ 23].
Finally, we will describe our recent efforts in differentiating human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) to endothelial cells with robust BBB characteristics and detail how these cells could ultimately be used to study BBB development and maintenance, to model neurological disease, and to screen neuropharmaceuticals.
Because scientists have invested so much effort in successfully differentiating between natural and "human-caused" warming -- and because a loud minority of fossil fuel companies, ideological groups and politicians have insisted for decades that scientists are wrong -- the terms of the broader debate about climate change are often stuck on this point, at least in the United States.
