Differentiated strategies

Producers are differentiated almost entirely by price.

High performers on PISA embrace diversity with differentiated pedagogical practices.

And now we're seeing as the skin and the body is differentiated.

This differentiated approach will also apply to targets and specific areas of collaboration.

The Differentiated Network Organizing Multinational Corporations for Value Creation, San Francisco, CA Jossey Bass.

And here we've broken the 500 apartments up into small neighborhoods, and differentiated those neighborhoods.

And furthermore, that nervous tissue brain gets cancer, and brain cells are also terminally differentiated.

Soils whose moisture content evolves differently during the year may be differentiated using multiple date images.

Mauritius illustrated the need for a preferential and differentiated treatment of small island developing States that export commodities.

Trade in similar but differentiated products seems critical for strengthening South South cooperation in the sphere of industrial development.

Basel II also recommends a new, more differentiated and stricter regulatory capital criterion for various types of such ratings.

While this partnership was premised on shared responsibility, it did not ignore the vital principle of common but differentiated obligations.

The domestic courts passed a single judgement concerning all the parties, and none of the courts differentiated between the parties.

It is obvious that in the differentiated world, finding common ground is not easy and forming a consensus is more difficult.

Is there a reason for this? And a lot of the replies I got were that muscle is terminally differentiated tissue.

Some know how they do it, whether you call it your differentiated value proposition or your proprietary process or your USP.

Moreover, Indonesia fully supports the implementation of agreements on global climate change, based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities.

Given the varying degrees of industrialization and levels of income across developing countries, the scope for producing similar but differentiated products seems limited.

Any reform in the Agency should be non discriminatory and inclusive, and take into account the differentiated nature of obligations of member States.

It looks at the extent to which official national statistics, as differentiated from internationally prepared estimates, are available in various areas of concern.

While each country has unique circumstances that require a differentiated approach, there do seem to us to be general lessons that we can learn.

Stem cells may be used to deliver growth factors to repair damaged heart muscle or be differentiated into heart muscle cells to restore heart function.

In this vein, let us approach the concept of common but differentiated responsibilities, not as a licence to pollute but as a mandate to preserve Mother Earth.

We also support the provision of sufficient resources to the Organization to enable it to fulfil its mandated role on the basis of equitability and differentiated responsibilities.

Both are related to a similar feature of modern production the fact that it requires many complementary inputs. This includes not only raw materials and machines, which can be shipped around, but also many specialized labor skills, infrastructure, and rules, which cannot be moved easily and hence need to be spatially collocated.

In cases where exemption is notified, the school shall, as far as possible and especially in the lower primary school, seek solutions involving differentiated teaching within the curriculum.

The Organization's programmes were thus designed to respond to the differentiated needs of specific target groups of SMEs, from specialized, sophisticated medium sized enterprises to rural micro enterprises.

2. Calls upon all States parties to continue to take effective steps to implement their commitments under the Convention, in accordance with the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities

The facilitative branch, taking into account the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, shall decide on the application of one or more of the following consequences

On the other hand, the fact that form per se did not appear to be decisive in the identification of a unilateral act differentiated unilateral acts from international treaties.

So when you talk about self paced learning, it makes sense for everyone in education speak, differentiated learning but it's kind of crazy when you see it in a classroom.

However, this information is based on customs codes which, in some cases, cover more than one ODS and, consequently, does not permit the generation of differentiated statistics for different substances.

Mexico supported strict compliance with the Kyoto Protocol and was prepared to participate in a balanced dialogue among signatories based on the principles of equity and common but differentiated responsibilities.

The street trees have really four jobs to do and that's it To spatially denote the pedestrian realm, to protect the pedestrians from the vehicles in the carriageway, to filter the sunlight onto the sidewalk, and to soften the hardscape of the buildings and to create a ceiling a vaulted ceiling over the street, at its best.

We also reaffirm our commitment to promote and join in the international effort to mitigate climate change, in particular following 2012, bearing in mind the principle of shared but differentiated responsibilities.

However, the considerations leading to the treatment of such agreements as not susceptible to termination are to be differentiated to a certain extent from treaties concerning cessions of territory and boundaries.

They agreed that consideration should be given to countries' different levels of economic development and to the need for a differentiated approach to different types of SMEs (active vs. passive investors).

At least they paid some attention to the mounting scientific evidence. And certain principles set out in the 1992 Rio Framework Convention, including common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, were affirmed.

Efforts within the United Nations system to promote economic growth and development are based on a shared commitment anchored on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities among developed and developing countries.

By building the platform of selecting the best and importing the best , we can provide multiple channels of high quality supply for consumption upgrading and meet people's personalized, diversified and differentiated consumption needs.

The types of stores are not differentiated and in the available data only a rough division has been given, so one cannot observe clearly which work areas are occupied by small, private business.

It also has 11 components, including citizen participation, multiculturalism, community security and justice, scientific and technological education and development, integral and differentiated health care, employment and work, and starting a business and competitiveness.

This increased competitiveness results from new knowledge and learning acquired in contrasting foreign cultures. Subsidiaries of SINTNCs are also able to gain differentiated experience and expertise that would otherwise not be made available.

The differentiated treatment alleged by the author has an objective and reasonable justification in the sovereign authority of States to conclude bilateral agreements with other States in accordance with the considerations preferred by them.