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a discrimination between things as different and distinct;
"it is necessary to make a distinction between love and infatuation"
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the mathematical process of obtaining the derivative of a function
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(biology) the structural adaptation of some body part for a particular function;
"cell differentiation in the developing embryo"
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用作名詞 (n.)
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There is no differentiation without contrast.
如果沒有較為就看沒有了有別。
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The differentiation between functional disturbances and physical lesions is often extremely difficult.
身體機能失調與器質性有害之中的區別常毫無疑問非常困難的的。
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Neoplasms with no differentiation are said to be anaplastic.
未多樣性淋巴腫瘤被被視為衰退生長。
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Toxin has effect on growth and differentiation of calli.
毒性對愈傷組織機構的成長與分解有顯著性導致。
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The theory that an individual is developed by successive differentiation of an unstructured egg rather than by a simple enlarging of a preformed entity.
漸成說一類總覺得每的人是由的也沒有組識的精子路過連續性基因變異種子發芽而成，之所以的總體簡便擴張性成型的理論知識。
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This three-dimensional scaffold must deliver important signals to cells to induce their proliferation and differentiation into specific tissues and organs.
這款3d的框架必需品要向神經元傳輸重要的電磁波，以促使它的分裂繁殖并在相關組織機構和心臟中的基因變異。
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These rules enable anyone to perform orgies of differentiation.
等發則使我們的會非常多的地采取微分。
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The operation that is the inverse of differentiation is called integration.
與微分相左的運算何謂集分。
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A careful differentiation of the causes.
出自于： R. Bartholow
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Long continued isolation would often lead to the differentiation of the species.
源于： A. R. Wallace
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Not conformity but differentiation is the end of the ways of God.
源于： P. Tillich
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