Differentiate - Law Dictionary Search Results
differential
or indicating a difference creating a difference discriminating special as differential characteristics differential duties a differential rate
differentiated
course of development or shown to be different as the differentiated markings of butterflies the regionally differentiated results Opposite of undifferentiated
differentiable
possessing a differential coefficient or derivative of a mathematical expression
Differentially
In the way of differentiation
Differentiation
The act of differentiating
Differentiator
One who or that which differentiates
Differentiate
to effect a difference in as regards classification to develop differential characteristics in to specialize to desynonymize
Consumer
matter of the levy of electricity tax the Court should differentiate between cases wherein the energy consumed has been generated by
Hereditaments
the subjects which it covers that it still serves to differentiate compendiously and usefully the same class of property; cf. Form
immune system
lymph tissue and lymph nodes and stem cells which may differentiate into other types of cell together with the thymus and
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