According to reviewer Henry Weil, O'Neill's detailed explanations of emerging technologies differentiated the book from others on the subject.
This design and the adhesion-molding technology differentiate the LP-ESP prosthesis from other mono-elastomeric prostheses, for which the constraints of shearing during rotations or movement are absorbed at the endplate interface.
This design and the adhesion-molding technology differentiate the LP-ESP prosthesis from other mono-elastomeric prostheses, for which the constraints of shearing during rotations or movement are absorbed at the plastic/titanium interface because of the molding technology used in their design.
Such technology "differentiates our product from other products on the market," Mr. Pfeffer said.
The emphasis on finite element methods, dynamic response, risk/reliability, and information technology differentiates this book from existing ones.
The emphasis on FEM, dynamic response, risk/reliability, and information technology differentiates this book from existing ones.
One challenge I've faced centers around the need to quickly - and deeply - understand HARMAN's automotive and audio industries as well as the technologies that differentiate HARMAN from our competition.
28 This was considered by some to be deceptive in the light of current uncertainty about what PSA results mean, the lack of available technologies to differentiate aggressive versus indolent cancers and the lack of satisfactory/safe treatment options for prostate cancer.
With so much of the core computing taken care of, he said, corporate buyers of this information technology will differentiate their customer offerings with software that refines the analytics to single out individuals precisely.
It should also leave remaining hotel workers with more interesting although perhaps more stressful duties: they will only have to deal with the customers whom the computers can't satisfy.In the longer term, the broader use of technology will differentiate hotels.
