Sentence examples for system that differentiates from inspiring English sources

AOL also devised Chrome Mail, a system that differentiates its official e-mail messages to consumers from phishing scams.

A party system that differentiates sharply between alternatives has virtues, not the least being that it engages more voters, offers clearer choices and enhances accountability.

We cannot have a justice system that differentiates on the rights accorded depending upon the amount of evidence pointing to guilt.

"We need a system that differentiates, braids health and human services, and levels the playing field of access to out-of-school learning," Reville, now a senior NEA Foundation Fellow and professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, said during a convening we held for educators and school leaders earlier this month.

These are, however, just a minor part of the much more complicated, sophisticated nervous system that differentiates humans from animals.

Fandango, an online movie-ticket service, wanted a phone-based system that differentiated it from its competitor Moviefone.

"I think it is unconscionable that a manufacturer, the F.A.A., and the airlines would have pilots flying an airplane without adequately training, or even providing available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems that differentiate this aircraft from prior models," the pilot wrote.

We need to move beyond our historic conception of what schooling is to a way of embracing our young people, giving them what they need to be successful, and having systems that differentiate between these young people as much as the healthcare system does, and provides them with the ingredients for success in each and every case.

The authors define the recent information extraction subfield, named ontology-based information extraction (OBIE), identifying key characteristics of the OBIE systems that differentiate them from general information extraction systems.

At present, only clinical prediction rules of the risk of IC [ 21- 23] or simpler scoring systems that differentiate patients with Candida colonization from those with ongoing but still occult Candida infection [ 24, 25] are available.

Unfortunately, there has been little effort, and hence little progress, in developing warning systems that readily differentiate big from little dangers.