Sentence examples for is differentiating from from inspiring English sources

One way EI Technologies is differentiating from rivals is by its intention to have its system work on the client device, rather than using cloud processing which requires connectivity to function.

As to how the startup is differentiating from the rest, Simons says that the key is being able to use other teachers' resources without downloading anything — and creating a collaborative, professional social network that allows users to quickly find other educators to collaborate with.

The O.R. is differentiated from the startle response (S.R).

In some languages, a name is differentiated from an appellative (common noun) by formal means.

Groups of vertebrae can be distinguished; e.g., the cervical vertebrae are recognizable because the neck is differentiated from the body.

An abscess is differentiated from a lymphocele by its thickened, enhancing wall (Fig. 13) [6, 28, 29].

Karnjanaprakorn said he believes that Skillshare is differentiated from a proliferating number of online education platforms in several ways.

A synchronous DRAM is differentiated from a normal DRAM in that it has a synchronous (clocked) interface.

Cephalic region is differentiated from the rest of the prosoma by darker bands.

However, African and North American genotypes are differentiating from the European genotypes.

But a question arose about whether the later ballots can be differentiated from the others.