Differentiation ofalgebraicand trigonometricexpressionscan be used forcalculatingratesofchange,stationarypointsandtheirnature, or thegradientandequationof atangentto acurve.
Any attempt at providing watertight differentiations for pairs such as arithmetic/arithmetical or geometric/geometrical leads to no satisfactory conclusions.
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Predictable development of psychological processes in stages confirms the neurodevelopmental hypothesis concerning self/other organization by a succession of age-related differentiations in neural nets.
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In these examples we see physical expressions of class distinctions and, to this extent, equivalences between the differentiations of the social world and selfhood.
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With these differentiations in mind, we can also see a different developmental tendency.
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They can also be computed by numerical differentiations.
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The social expectations of what is ageappropriate behaviour, lifestyle and appearance, they argue, is becoming less and less consensual in postmodern cultures which celebrate such differentiations.
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Interactions between the opera's textual material and the language of its reception reveal subtle but clearly important differentiations in modes of appeal.
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In the smaller previtellogenic follicles the follicle cells and oocytes exhibit few cytoplasmic differentiations, no exchange of particles between the two types of cells being observed.
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Molecular analysis of the first differentiations in the mouse embryos.
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In the labor law example "discrimination" is used to describe a particular type of decisionmaking, where differentiations are made between people on the basis of a personal characteristic.
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They argued that the social prestige and power associated with languages or linguistic varieties are pivotal in the creation, spreading, or elimination of ideologies of social differentiations.
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We feel that these differentiations should now be wiped out.
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There have been differentiations in the poundage in favour of agricultural land.
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In the dole queue there is no freedom; there are no differentiations.
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There are vast differentiations in the rates of pay and allowances which can always be justified in respect of rank.
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Collocationswithdifferentiation
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cellular differentiation
However, subsequent cellular differentiation is impaired in these mutants and no axonal wrapping occurs.
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clear differentiation
In this verse acleardifferentiationis made between the two.
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degree of differentiation
They also decrease as a function of thedegreeofdifferentiation.
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