– they can swamp one: they become ever less differentiated; one forgets names and longs for more reflection.
In fact, as employees become ever more differentiated, pay may go the same way as prices: something that cannot be set centrally or uniformly, either by governments or big companies, but has to be flexible, differentiated and sensitive to local conditions.
Based on the question concerning current use of OC, ever users were differentiated in current and past users; unknown current usage was categorized as unknown.
The British Museum has just put the final touches to its exhibition that boasts the biggest loan of these life-scaled, meticulously detailed, painstakingly differentiated figures ever to leave China.
The poet Coleridge announced in 1814 that he would reintroduce Milton's word "to express in one word what belongs to the senses"; ever since, usagists have differentiated sensual, "indulgent in physical pleasure," from sensuous, "descriptive of aesthetic appreciation".
Immune cells are activated and differentiated into ever-growing numbers of cell subsets such as CD4+ T cells and macrophages [ 31– 31].
The geographic separation of populations derived from common ancestors may continue long enough so that the populations become completely differentiated species before ever regaining sympatry and the opportunity to interbreed.
After graduation, however, most -- even today when the absolute number rejecting a "careerist" outlook is far greater than ever before -- re-enter the highly differentiated larger society.
Turning it into a place where you can more generally post text updates, photos, videos, and now, "comment" on them makes it ever more Facebook-like, and therefore less differentiated, and less special.
However, the Hurthle cell carcinoma (HCC) variant, which represents approximately 3% of all differentiated thyroid cancers is rarely, if ever, iodine avid (Vini et al, 1998).
