Sentence examples for it's differentiated from inspiring English sources

With so many similar apps on the market, 5miles says that it's differentiated in part by its pricing — free!

It's differentiated.

"I don't know if it's differentiated enough to get my attention to say it's really unique and I've got to have it".

"Research is a really unique team at Clarifai, it's differentiated on our organizational structure," Clarifai CEO Matt Zeiler said.

Jaffer responded that Vungle takes "all competition seriously," but he argued that it's differentiated by a focus on delivering "high-value users" to advertisers.

Since it doesn't require a driver to have the app installed on their phone — or even a smartphone for that matter — it's differentiated from other mobile, on-demand ride hailing companies that we've seen.

In addition to its mass and modeled geochemistry, researchers have also examined Enceladus's shape to test whether it is differentiated or not.

Photography is emphasized as a mean to an objective representation of reality, and according to that it is differentiated on the basis of its functions and a vector of development in socially important context is offered.

It is differentiated from most other Scutellinia by its larger size, and its distinctive "eyelashes".

Sediment cluster 1 was comprised exclusively of surface samples from the Sand Engine; it was differentiated from the other two clusters by its geochemistry, sorting processes and weathering.

The Mid-County Expressway received its "Blue Route" nickname from the chosen route through Delaware County on planning maps on which it was differentiated from the other proposed routes by its color.