Sentence examples for which differentiates itself from inspiring English sources

Spanish smartphone startup Geeksphone has OS updates in the pipe for its Revolution handset — which differentiates itself from other Android handsets by offering the user the option to download and install Mozilla's Firefox OS.

As of today, users in SF can sign up for access to the Caviar beta, which differentiates itself from Seamless by only offering orders from restaurants that don't typically deliver.

It'll certainly be interesting to see how it fares with JD.com, which differentiates itself from Alibaba by owning its own logistics and specializing in fast delivery and fresh goods.

It is thus tempting to speculate that the whole lobular series may display a discrete, less intense profile of Hsp90 expression, which differentiates itself from the marked upregulation in ductal carcinomas.

We developed S4HARA, a system which differentiates itself from traditional resource allocation models in that it combines the results of a rational model to the non-quantifiable factors that affect allocation decisions.

A major goal of the initial release was to present a software package which differentiated itself from libSBML, JSBML's C++ language counterpart (Bornstein et al., 2008), and its Java-language bindings.

The LMS algorithm operates in an iterative manner, which therefore differentiates itself from the Wiener filter.

It then fulfills wedding guests' orders itself, which differentiates it from aggregate registry tools that run the risk of duplicate gifts and packages getting lost in the shuffle.

There's the commonly cited cinematic theory from Alfred Hitchcock, which differentiates surprise from suspense.

I have an idiosyncratic form of synesthesia, which differentiates vastly in experiential form.

It doesn't completely define me, it just enhances me in a way which differentiates and strengthens me.