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differentiate [ˌdɪfəˈrentʃieɪt] VERBO trans

differentiate

distinguir

to differentiate between sth and sth, to differentiate sth from sth

to differentiate between sth and sth, to differentiate sth from sth

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They can be divided into two explosives classes differentiated by sensitivity: primary explosive and secondary explosive. en.wikipedia.org

Some never became differentiated, though, hinting that, perhaps, some of them do not actually have mental disorders at all. en.wikipedia.org

These bands started to differentiate from the rest of the other because of their lyrics deal. en.wikipedia.org

The newly introduced stem cells are able to regenerate and differentiate into their respective parts in a matter of days. en.wikipedia.org

They are one of the first cells to differentiate during prenatal development. en.wikipedia.org

The lines offer unique trim differences to differentiate each one from another. en.wikipedia.org

Once members within the group have a good understanding of who knows what within the group, they can begin to differentiate in their knowledge. en.wikipedia.org

It is also known as differentiated white noise, due to its being the result of the differentiation of a white noise signal. en.wikipedia.org

These snails can not be differentiated from related polygyrids solely on the basis of their shell characters. en.wikipedia.org

Sponge larvae differentiate sensory cells which respond to stimuli including light, gravity, and water movement, all of which increase the fitness of the organism. en.wikipedia.org

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