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"It's a structural challenge," he said, "because that building is both tall and narrow" -- it is 50 feet wide -- "and the facade of the college will be differentiated from the facade of the apartments".

The false alarm will be differentiated from the overall selfishness alarm.

The move to a new product roadmap for ACPCs is a wise move that also helps in developing an ecosystem around the PC platform that will be differentiated from the smartphone.

Yahoo will start trying out Goodmail's system in coming months, but it has not decided how paid mail will be differentiated from unpaid, said Brad Garlinghouse, vice president of communications products at Yahoo.

Winners will be differentiated from losers by their understanding of the evolving pressures on their clients and by their ability to bring clarity and skill to fulfilling clients' new requirements.

However, it's in the game's mechanics and its range of play styles that Destiny will be differentiating itself from the competition.

Part of Mr. Graham's challenge will be differentiating himself from the foreign policies of former President George W. Bush and Senator John McCain of Arizona, his close friend, who failed to win the presidency in 2008.

It should however be noted that false-positive amplification due to mutant primers binding to wild-type templates will not be differentiated from true positive amplification by means of HRM analysis.

It should also be noted that if the user chooses a heuristic or permissive approach instead of the "strict" default, then some extra (possibly incorrect) annotations or models may be reported as a result of ambiguity, and these will not be differentiated from the other results.

Actually, the background is assumed to be at a different temperature with respect to the FG objects: this contrast has to be maintained over time, so a still foreground will be always differentiated from the background.

Bladder TCC may also spread to the anterior urethra by seeding during urethral instrumentation or at cystectomy, and will be difficult to differentiate from metachronous urethral TCC both clinically and radiographically.