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词根:differentiate
adj.differentiated 分化型;已分化的;可区分的
adv.differentially 区别地
v.differentiated 使有差别(differentiate的过去分词)
vi.differentiate 区分,区别
vt.differentiate 区分,区别
noun
the act or process of differentiating
development from the one to the many, the simple to the complex, or the homogeneous to the heterogeneous
differentiation of Latin into vernaculars
modification of body parts for performance of particular functions
the sum of the processes whereby apparently indifferent (see indifferent sense 7) or unspecialized cells, tissues, and structures attain their adult form and function
geology the processes by which various rock types are produced from a common magma
cell differentiation[医]细胞分化
product differentiation产品差异化;产品分化
differentiation strategy差异化策略
numerical differentiation微分计算,数值微分;数值微分法
process of differentiation分异过程
tissue differentiation组织分化
1831年在微积分中使用; 1855年作为“区分行动,区别状态”的名词,是 differentiate 的动作名词。1866年作为“注意到差异的行动”。
分化
分化
鉴别:事物或疾病间的相互区别
分化:获得完全的个体特征的活动或过程,如胚胎细胞及组织的发展演化
歧化:形态或化学方面的差异性的增加
分化
微分法
分化
分化
生物体发育过程中细胞和组织的结构和功能的变化。
分化
分化
分化
borrowed from New Latin differentiātiōn-, differentiātiō, from Medieval Latin differentiāre "to distinguish, differentiate" + Latin -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action
The first known use of differentiation was in 1776
diffidentadjective
lacking confidence : timid
reserved sense 1, unassertive
difficultynoun
difficult nature
the difficulty of a task
great effort
walked with difficulty
something that is hard to do : obstacle
overcome difficulties
a difficult or trying situation : trouble
in financial difficulties
a disagreement in opinion
we ironed out our difficulties
difficultynoun
difficult nature
the difficulty of a task
great effort
walked with difficulty
something that is hard to do : obstacle
overcome difficulties
a difficult or trying situation : trouble
in financial difficulties
a disagreement in opinion
we ironed out our difficulties
difficultadjective
hard to do, make, or carry out
a difficult climb
hard to deal with, manage, or overcome
a difficult child
hard to understand : puzzling
difficult reading
differentiationnoun
the act or process of differentiating
the processes by which cells and tissues develop their specialized adult form and functionalso: the result of these processes
differentiationnoun
the act of describing a thing by giving its differentia
the enhancement of microscopically visible differences between tissue or cell parts by partial selective decolorization or removal of excess stain (as in regressive staining)
the development of a discriminating conditioned response with a positive response to one stimulus and absence of the response on the application of similar but discriminably different stimuli
modification of different parts of the body for performance of particular functionsalso: specialization of parts or organs in the course of evolution
the sum of the developmental processes whereby apparently unspecialized cells, tissues, and structures attain their adult form and function compare determination sense 2
1 Such differentiation is an response to changing environmental conditions.
这种分化是对变化着的环境条件的响应.
2 Not conformity but differentiation is the end of the ways of God.
3 The other differentiation between the two, and something that sets Vimeo apart from every other streaming service, is that it is not subscription-based.
4 Those offerings are one component of what drives competition and product differentiation among airlines.
5 Guitars, often with only slight differentiation, appear in Malta, New Zealand, Argentina and the American Southwest.
6 But this differentiation is more formal than character defining or dancer revealing.
7 Differentiation also advertises some of the Lib Dems' least popular policies.
“差异化”策略暴露出自民党一些极不受青睐的政策。
8 They also had to create product differentiation.
他们还必须创造产品差异化。
9 One point of differentiation from the blue variation of this watch released during the Shanghai GP is the bridge securing the balance staff, which has been rendered in blue here, providing a point of color contrast that perfectly compliments the pink hues.
10 In general, the guidelines, including the differentiation between states in Mexico, for example, are a reflection of the restrictions that United States government personnel in the country adhere to.
11 But these nighttime shots do have barely discernible horizons and color differentiations in them.
12 In some industries with little or no product differentiation, processes like advertising or merchandising may be more critical.
13 Bicknell & Co. and “The American Builder’s Companion” by Asher Benjamin — that show historical precedence, proportions, molding shape used during specific eras, and style differentiation between, say, Victorian gingerbread and gothic revival.
14 Mr Clegg has duly started flirting with what his team calls “positive differentiation”.
Clegg已经适时地开始随意谈论他的团队所谓的“积极的差异”。
15 While studying the genetic makeup of corn, a new class of mutant genes was discovered by Barbara McClintock, a discovery which led to greater understanding of cell differentiation.
在研究玉米的基因构成时,芭芭拉·麦克林托克发现了一种新的突变基因,这一发现使人们对细胞分化有了更深入的了解。
16 They are generally speaking as mistrustful of wizards as they are of Muggles and indeed seem to make little differentiation between us.
17 We already know that ‘differentiation’ is a worthwhile goal for any blogger.
我们已经知道“与众不同”对任何博客作者都是一个值得去实现的目标。
18 A careful differentiation of the causes.
19 These rules enable anyone to perform orgies of differentiation.
这些法则使我们会大量地进行微分。
20 Dear Heloise: There can be some confusion when making the "o" and "zero" differentiation.
2 鉴别
3 区分
distinction distinguish differentiate separate demarcate divisive partitive parting partition assort discriminate tell the difference tell apart sectional diacritical division distribution ramification demarcation repartition secern section measure mark divide distribute parcel
4 使不同
5 差别待遇
7 差异化
9 辨别
discriminative distinctively tell distinguish differentiate discriminate discern appreciate tell one from the other know apart know from distinctive distinction discrimination decern secern winnow
10 微分
11 识别
recognition diagnosis identification distinction discrimination discernment discriminate decern discern separate distinguish peg ken
12 差别
differential discriminating imparity difference distinction discrimination otherness severance distance interval disparity diff
13 不同
other new different another several various unlike alien variant sliding heterogeneous otherwise difference variety gap variation inequality disagreement disparity heterogeneity dissimilitude with vary differ dissimilate
15 区别
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