Sentence examples for his differentiation from inspiring English sources

His differentiation between "true" black Aborigines and "false" white Aborigines was "a downhill escalator to a racist hell", Mr Merkel claimed.

One student demonstrated a poor understanding of the constant multiple rule in his differentiation of y = 3x 4. Instead, he applied a product rule.

Perhaps the most significant aspect of Crusius' thought was his differentiation between the philosophical and mathematical methods.

In addition, the participants' responses for syntagmatic association were far more heterogeneous than for paradigmatic association, which seemed to resonate a concern that *Read (1998) voiced about his differentiation between the two types of association relationships in his revised WAT.

I hoped that Qawdhan's response might shed light on his knowledge of Shabaab's operations or his differentiation between the activities of modern Shabaab and his idealized Shabaab.

More relevant in Goffman's theoretical analysis is his differentiation of those whose stigma mark is instantly perceivable – discredited individuals – from those is not perceptible or known about – discreditable individuals.

And in order to do this he was relying on user feedback, sticking to hard-coded deadlines, carving out his unique differentiation and running the most agile show in town.

He recognizes that service is his greatest differentiation.

The male's passion in The Thinker is suggested by the grip of his toes on the rock, the rigidness of his back, and the differentiation of his hands.

There were many studies on the utility of HIS in the differentiation of dementia types, but investigations on the usefulness of HIS in the community dwelling elderly population are sparse.

His wildly exaggerated differentiation comes after the actor voiced his opinion on the sculptures, which were taken to Britain from the Parthenon in Greece in the 19th century, during a press conference to promote his new film, The Monuments Men.