Jonathan Miller, America Online's new chairman, intends to differentiate the service with distinctive programming, especially short video clips.
As a result, both well known and virtually unknown TV manufacturers are introducing new features and system tweaks intended to differentiate themselves from the competition and get consumers to buy.
But in remarks intended to differentiate his party from the Conservatives, Mr Clegg will say: "It should come as no surprise that I'm a believer in the benefits of a well-managed immigration system.
Such a move would be welcomed by some Republican candidates in New Jersey who found themselves spending money on advertisements and mailings intended to differentiate their positions on abortion and gun control from Mr. Schundler's after Democrats had lumped them all together.
This study intended to differentiate the antibacterial activities exhibited by PMMA/TiO2/Ag nanocomposite, towards bacterial consortium and single dominant bacterial isolates from packaged drinking water.
In our scheme, the different treatment of layers is not intended to differentiate the likelihood of their reception but rather the delay experienced by the user before they can start displaying it.
Rubin said Meerkat intends to differentiate in the live-streaming space by what he described as "pulling many to one," as opposed to "pushing one to many" – à la rival products like Periscope and Twitter.
She also intends to differentiate her magazine via wit and irreverence in order to make WSJ.
The boxing scene was intended to differentiate the relationship between Q and Sisko from that of Q and Picard.
Though limiting the presence of enemies to only bosses was partly intended to differentiate the game from others, Ueda also expressed that it was to ensure that the programmers' focus was entirely on the colossi so that their quality would be as high as possible.
