Now, they are competing on amenities and services that are far beyond the basics — live music from emerging artists, interior design, personalized service based on knowing the individual guest — essentially differentiating the product and the service.
This specific result strongly argues in favor of neuronal sensitivity to face identity, which is primarily mirrored in the N170 temporal decay function that essentially differentiates identical and non-identical face trials.
In her works Volatile Bodies (1994) and In the Nick of Time (2004), Grosz draws insights from Gilles Deleuze, Friedrich Nietzsche, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Merleau-Ponty, Michel Foucault, Henri Bergson and Charles Darwinf rethinking ontology and nature as essentially dynamic, differentiating, proliferating and progressive.
The current algorithm pools all cardiovascular events together, essentially not differentiating between types of events.
While Kijiji is essentially Craigslist, CozyBug differentiates itself by adding storefronts.
It would be interesting to assess the mechanism in a competitive market, where each broker differentiates, essentially, through its assessment of the risk in purchasing resources.
In contrast to terminally differentiated cell types, which mount restricted responses to various stimuli, ES cells mount essentially infinite responses, differentiating to all cell types in the organism.
The KLL parameter differentiates essentially between the age groups of 60 70 years and 81 90 years (p = 0.0027) and between the age groups of 81 90 years and 71 80 years (p = 0.0382).
During D. discoideum development, cells aggregate, then differentiate into essentially two cell types and sort out, a majority of prespore cells and a smaller number of prestalk cells, which accumulate in an apical region called the tip.
