These factors underscore Fonterra's two-notch rating differential to Nestle and one-notch differential to Unilever.
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There's differential access, there's differential positioning available to different kinds of people, not just between genders but also within genders.
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We think a significant portion of this differential can be explained by the industries' huge differential investments in — and creative use of — information technology.
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To accomplish these feats, three differential locks positioned on the center console— full front, center, and rear differential — adapt to the way the vehicle tackles its task.
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SAS: 67-1003, +10.6 Pt. Differential, 3rd on offense, 1st on defense MEM: 42-40, -2.2 Pt. Differential, 22nd on offense, 19th on defense A visit from the Goon Squad.
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That differential shrinks a bit later on: from 2012-16, the analytics teams got 0.075 more rebounds per game than the opposition, but the late adopters had an even rebound differential.
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MIA: 48-34, +1.6 Pt. Differential, No. 12 on offense, No. 7 on defense CHA: 48-34, +2.7 Pt. Differential, No. 13 on offense, No. 9 on defense Experience vs. Youth.
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OKC: 55-27, +7.3 Pt. Differential, No. 2 on offense, No. 12 on defense DAL: 42-40, -763 Pt. Differential, No. 10 on offense, No. 16 on defense Serge Ibaka vs.
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Most of the attention in Charlotte should be directed towards the good (a top-five offense and the league's sixth-best point differential!) and somewhat infuriating (the league's worst win differential
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Chicago entered Friday leading the league in rebounding differential (+14).
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Apple plans to use differential privacy to address that concern.
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Apple's introduction of differential privacy could radically change that debate.
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And a big enough price differential will move people over.
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They're in the black when it comes to goal differential.
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Apple is using "differential privacy," instead of aggregated anonymous data.
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It has a locking differential, tow hooks and other features.
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It has just three points and a negative goal differential.
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Differential equations are nice but they don't substitute for experience.
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There's a lot of interest in differential privacy at Microsoft.
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Apple explained differential privacy in an email to Gizmodo:Starting with iOS 10, Apple is using Differential Privacy technology to help discover the usage patterns of a large number of users without compromising individual privacy.
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Coastal sour Mars traded at its strongest differential in more than three years on Thursday, while prices for coastal benchmark Light Louisiana Sweet were at their strongest differential in more than three years on Thursday.
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Their 14.5 point differential would be the highest all-time, far surpassing the 1971-72 Lakers and blowing away the Warriors—whose 12.1 point differential is itself on pace to be the fourth-highest ever.
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The problem is the top, the differential is getting even bigger.
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With Differential Privacy it seems Apple cut out the middle step.
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But so far, Vanity has been immune to this differential treatment.
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Differential drag is not a perfect answer to manoeuvring in space.
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He expects the differential between these two coffee components to narrow.
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Differential radar uses horizontal & vertical beams to detect shapes of objects.
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ALBERTA SEES CRUDE BY RAIL PLAN NARROWING WCS-WTI OIL DIFFERENTIAL
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With men, there's no pay differential depending on the sex act.
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Given the limited information available, neurosyphilis belongs in the differential diagnosis.
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In its early uses, differential privacy is what fills that gap.
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They call it a "Differential Neural Computer," or DNC for short.
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But the big worry for the Remain campaign is differential turnout.
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The passion differential is a template I use to predict elections.
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The team finished fourth, with a run differential of minus-20113.
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The price differential only gets wider for bachelor and bachelorette parties.
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People have difficultly grasping the differential implications of detailed policy proposals.
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And it shows in the huge turnout differential we saw yesterday.
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Kissner oversaw the differential privacy project until her departure in January.
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"So the real yield differential is very, very high," he said.
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One reason is differential privacy hasn't been around for that long.
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She ranks third in the nation in assist-turnover differential (3.63).
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Uhlenbeck, 76, is known for her work with partial differential equations.
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There was not a huge price differential between his top choices.
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It's doing so by employing a concept known as differential privacy.
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Isn't goal differential a good way to judge a team's quality?
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"Apple's privacy loss parameters exceed the levels typically considered acceptable by the differential privacy research community," says USC professor Aleksandra Korolova, a former Google research scientist who worked on Google's own implementation of differential privacy until 2014.
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ATL: 28.623-28.613, +28.603 Pt. Differential, No. 2121 on offense, No. 21108.6 on defense BOS: 21100-2156, +2190.3 Pt. Differential, No. 21100 on offense, No. 2176 on defense Which team will muster enough offense to move on?
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GSW: 73-9, +10.8 Pt. Differential, No. 213 on offense, No. 4 on defense HOU: 41-41, +0.2 Pt. Differential, No. 8 on offense, No. 21 on defense 73-9 don't mean a thing without the ring.
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Point differential is far more reliable, but still subject to random fluctuation.
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The Warriors have a point differential of 11.5 in the same stretch.
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The size differential between a dog who weighs 25 to 50 lbs.
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Zombies to my mother was harder than my college differential equations final.
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It's not just that U.S. bond yields go up, it's the differential.
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A power differential still exists, but now the conversation is being had.
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The Predators lead the Western Conference in goal differential (plus-23). 1.
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If it wasn't, then others could have secured the yield differential risklessly.
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That poses a sharp differential with the Fed's 2 percent inflation target.
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At the amateur level, such a differential would make a boxer unbeatable.
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New York City now has a league-worst minus-6 goal differential.
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On an interest rate differential basis, the U.S. looks more attractive globally.
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It's the first time that differential has dropped below 10 since July.
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Miami has the point differential of an average team since then, though.
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In June of that year, his differential was greater than minus 15.
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Perhaps the idea is that schools might offer differential pricing by major.
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This normally doesn't work, except for in relationships with a power differential.
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That said, it's unlikely that the cost differential will ever disappear entirely.
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" "We have capital inflows, which means the rate differential is sufficiently attractive.
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This is a practice generally known as "zero-rating" or differential pricing.
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TOR: 0.83-26, +4.5 Pt. Differential, No. 5 on offense, No. 11 on defense IND: 45-37, +1.7 Pt. Differential, No. 23 on offense, No. 3 on defense Will the Raptors finally get out of the first round?
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LAC: 2100-40.63, +240.6 Pt. Differential, No. 228.6 on offense, No. 2100 on defense POR: 44-38, +0.8 Pt. Differential, No. 7 on offense, No. 20 on defense Can Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum score on the Clips?
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During the keynote, Green posted a series of skeptical tweets about Apple's use of differential privacy, including this one:Of course, exactly how secure Apple's version of differential privacy will be depends on how Apple actually plans to implement it.
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Suddenly, the fate of the entire universe has become clear: There may well be air everywhere, but it's the differential that matters, and that differential is slowly receding with every breath, every twitch of a limb and stray thought.
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Their point differential, a marker of combined offensive and defensive efficiency, is 19.6.
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The price differential was the same — still 1053 cents more for the Lindt.
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That would bring South Africa's carry trade differential closer to Indonesia's 3.2 percent.
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But changes in the political climate may have contributed to the differential too.
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The big question with Differential Privacy is whether it's an inherently weaker approach.
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At a national level, he explains that the gender differential remains relatively low.
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They're now pushing Congress to pre-empt such differential treatment in the future.
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Differential privacy isn't an Apple invention; academics have studied the concept for years.
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In terms of the differential ability to command 336 million views of something.
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But the U.S.-Japan yield differential is now too wide to be ignored.
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That five-yard differential, Klinsmann said, allowed Messi to shoot instead of pass.
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The Blue Jays have a minus-61 run differential in 25 July games.
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Organizers cite a technicality in the WTA's structure to justify the pay differential.
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Crude by rail will narrow the differential, but not as much as pipelines.
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The 28-shot differential was the largest ever for Vancouver in a win.
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Thus the 2018 passion differential: big Democratic gains up and down the ballot.
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On the surface, the cost differential may not seem like a smart choice.
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So there would be differential effects across social and economic classes within societies.
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The Yankees had the majors' best run differential, at plus-35, before Friday.
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For any given set of inflationary ingredients, these symmetries yield a differential equation.
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These factors justify a two-notch rating differential between Sime Darby and MPM.
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"The differential in last two bids was tiny," one of the sources said.
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Yet with a run differential that suggested the Brewers should be roughly a .
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Normally a low-scoring team, Minnesota had a goal differential of plus-58.
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He said a voltage differential in the atmosphere was drawing the electrons upward.
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But the income differential also highlights how tough barriers against immigration truly are.
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The goal differential this year (+81) is much better than last year (+59).
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Those complaints sparked a series of hearings on the practice of differential pricing.
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Pollsters will also have to improve their handling of differential turnout and undecided voters.
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The Bulldogs finished the game with a 15-53 differential on the fast-break.
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But Apple shouldn't be judged too harshly for its differential privacy imperfections, argues McSherry.
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Stein's 51,500 votes in Michigan exceeded the 10,700-vote differential between Clinton and Trump.
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Her 12.43,000 votes in Wisconsin exceeded the 22,000-vote differential between Clinton and Trump.
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But their relationship is complicated by both an age difference and a power differential.
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Many differential privacy researchers already work at Facebook, so the expertise is clearly there.
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Both rely exclusively on point differential, quality of competition faced and home-court advantage.
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Tell me how you look at this differential between German yields and U.S. yields.
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As the unemployment rate goes up, the labor market differential tends to go down.
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CTRL-Labs' work is built on a technology known as differential electromyography, or EMG.
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It's admittedly a small differential, and at least you'll get some extra storage space.
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"The price differential between the iPhone XS and XR is so great," he said.
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The declarations put the average median differential between male and female earnings at 12%.
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That's that Senators' goals differential, the only negative one you'll find among playoff teams.
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The cost differential of drafting a will versus going through probate can be staggering.
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Another option that could be offered is a limited-slip differential at the rear.
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"There's still a differential that is unexplained," said Glassdoor career trends analyst Scott Dobroski.
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Argus currently prices various gasoil grades as a differential to 500ppm sulphur gasoil assessments.
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The Red Wings' minus-21 goal-differential is the second-worst in the East.
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They rank 20th in point differential and are stuck with more questions than answers.
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Yes, I know the negligible cost differential works out at about $30 a year.
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"The unemployment differential is greater for counties that adopted high speed earlier," researchers said.
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They came in also leading in goal differential, which now stands at plus-23.
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Such a minimal differential would leave the curve vulnerable to inversion sooner than later.
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My ex made a lot of money and used the financial differential against me.
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Moreover, existing studies cannot tell us how police cameras affect bias and differential treatment.
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Through two games, the Patriots are 2-0, with a point differential of +73.
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Flores has a pronounced split differential against left- and right-handed pitching this season.
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As market rates have risen this year, the differential with official rates has widened.
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The lake water becomes colder and and there's less differential with the air temperature.
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And differential privacy also has protections to keep aggregate data from revealing too much.
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With a library like this, they have no excuse not to implement differential privacy.
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That puts the United States at a material disadvantage far beyond the tax differential.
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There was a roughly 20 degree differential between the two sensors on Flight 610.
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The Phillies' opponents outscored them by 186 runs, the widest differential in the majors.
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That differential looked like it was played out between the first and second innings.
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Its differential feed adjusts fabric feed for creating smooth seams on very stretchy fabrics.
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Even at 14-10, they had the point differential of a 10-14 squad.
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Department of Labor lawsuits have touched on differential treatment at tech companies based on race.
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Given the differential equations for the three-body problem, why not just directly solve them?
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Back in the 253s NASA started directly solving differential equations for the motion of planets.
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The Warriors were the more lauded team, but the Spurs had a better point differential.
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The refusal to stop talking about abuse, and the power differential it sustains — it matters.
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In the process, the Twins' season run differential went from minus-75 to plus-1.
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In fact, in August the differential climbed to its highest positive reading since January 2008.
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The 72 satellites Spire has in orbit at the moment manoeuvre exclusively by differential drag.
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The heavy differential is currently set at nearly double the level forecast for next year.
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They have allowed 423 goals and lead the NHL with a plus-242 goal differential.
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The most likely reason would be a differential need for what psychologists call cognitive closure.
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The resulting plus-85 point differential is 20 more than any other team in FBS.
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The result was 14 more wins and the point differential of a legitimate championship contender.
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It is perhaps for that very reason that Apple introduced "differential privacy" in iOS 10.
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The Cubs' run differential of plus-2348 is remarkable for this point in the season.
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Differential growth in light and middle distillate consumption is not a new problem (tmsnrt.rs/22017QN22018usW).
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Alfamart's stronger business risk profile explains the rating differential on the National Long-Term Ratings.
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The narrowest differential at Cushing was $4.10 per barrel below U.S. crude in mid-2015.
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The only president to come close to Trump's negative differential was Bill Clinton in 1998.
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Tariffs should be calculated differently for each country based on the cost differential, he said.
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They're once again cleaning up in close games and once again outperforming their point differential.
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The differential — negative 85033 points — is the largest it has been in almost a year.
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But the Mariners have a negative run differential, and their regression may have already begun.
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Kirkegaard. "The thing [Open Differential Psychology] looks pretty much like a vanity press," Keyes writes.
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Then it missed out on the knockout rounds only by the tiebreaker of goal differential.
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Some scholars question the bureau's abandonment of techniques like swapping in favor of differential privacy.
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The Porsche uses the Tesla's electric motor, inverter, rear differential, and even the throttle pedal.
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The failure to have a serious capital gains and dividend differential is a fundamental flaw.
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Their startling negative-68 goal differential was the worst in the N.H.L., by 32 goals.
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That's not a huge differential, but it adds up when you multiply by a year.
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Net neutrality means there should be no differential throttling of data speeds depending on location.
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Still, there are limitations as to how far differential privacy can go at the moment.
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Apple touted an endorsement from Aaron Roth, a computer scientist who specializes in differential privacy.
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But its embrace of differential privacy acknowledges the value of data in delivering good software.
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Let's start with the Eastern Conference, and then move West: CLE: 57-25, +443 Pt. Differential, No. 4 on offense, No. 10 on defense DET: 44-38, +0.6 Pt. Differential, No. 15 on offense, No. 13 on defense Can Cleveland find last year's playoff defense?
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Her winners-to-unforced-errors differential was also better — a plus-22 to Williams's plus-21.
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Finally, I measured whether this differential could be used to improve EAGLE's predictions in major tournaments.
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For a Guatemalan border jumper, the pay differential can be a factor of 10 or more.
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The Kings entered last in the conference and their minus-53 goal differential was second worst.
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That's in theory better than the Indiana, USC, and Tsinghua study's assessment of Apple's differential privacy.
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Most economists agree that differential tax treatments tend to distort behaviour for no long-term gains.
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Does that power differential make it harder to say no, knowing that there could be consequences?
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In addition to the growth differential, an important allocation factor could drive his two picks higher.
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The ruling means internet providers aren't allowed to privilege some services over others by differential pricing.
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A Morant jumper with four minutes left made it an 18-point differential at 90-72.
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Sexual harassment is often predicated on a power differential, but life's other isms complicate things further.
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The Cavaliers have the most efficient offense and best overall point differential in the Eastern Conference.
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And Denver's point differential in the regular season was only plus-59, lower than the Jets'.
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Minnesota's offense has once again boosted its playoff hopes and evened out the run-differential outlook.
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"The Midland differential to Cushing would be a lower premium than expected," one U.S. trader said.
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The script the woman didn't recognize was math, specifically a differential equation according to the Post.
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The "differential diagnosis" list, or range of potential problems to consider, when someone faints is huge.
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And on top of that, these planet-hunting cameras employ yet another trick called differential imaging.
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"You took a class in differential geometry, which helped you analyze another food product," Trebek said.
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Differential privacy builds on the introduction of deep linking in iOS 9 to improve Spotlight search.
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The Kings entered last in the conference and their minus-28 goal differential was second worst.
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Singer has only offered manual transmissions, five- or six-speeds, with an optional limited-slip differential.
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And in this corner: The Vegas Golden Knights (103-24-7, 109 points, +43 goals differential).
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In contrast, point differential stabilises much faster, and is a far better predictor of future performance.
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Like many of the models on this list, the truck has a single locking rear differential.
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"When a private employer gets a lawsuit, we have to explain the entire differential," she says.
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R.I. creates images based on the differential effects a strong magnetic field has on brain tissue.
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The game was close—after the first half, the point differential didn't spike above six points.
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Bryce Xavier saw the biggest differential, earning 15.9X more views for his dance and culture videos.
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Things to consider for a differential diagnosis: do your eyelids droop (a symptom of Bell's palsy)?
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Denver's 40-1403 advantage in made free throws is the 13th largest differential in NBA history.
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That's setting specific diversity goals and giving a differential bonus for employee referrals of diverse talent.
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Here, very complex interactions among materials can be captured using ordinarily very burly partial differential equations.
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"That differential in temperatures creates some instability and the water provides a moisture source," Miller said.
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If I knew what a differential equation was, I would say this might have been one.
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At 24, having mastered neither algebra nor trigonometry, she begged to throw herself into differential calculus.
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And the fast start for the broad benchmarks means the performance differential is already pretty stiff.
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But based on their run differential, according to Baseball Reference, they should have been 70-29.
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They have a per-game average point differential (+6.4) that ranks second only to Milwaukee's (+9.1).
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Racism operates through and across institutions, policies and practices, creating differential access to opportunities and resources.
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It said it would use a technique known as differential privacy to protect individual users' data.
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This work doesn't tap the cloud for analysis, nor is the data shared using differential privacy.
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This preserves the $100 price differential between new phones based on size, which makes some sense.
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The Demon's 8-speed automatic transmission, driveshaft, differential and half shafts are appropriately beefed-up, as well.
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The differential is even higher in places like Guatemala or Nicaragua, which are substantially poorer than Mexico.
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They had the fifth-worst point differential in the NBA, and Jeff Green was their leading scorer.
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"There are concerns with women's differential metabolizing of MDMA combined with low body mass index," she says.
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Thus, the gap between the earnings of male and female business owners was a sizable $78,20163 differential.
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But the study's authors stand by their claims and maintain that Apple oversells its differential privacy protections.
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This differential was largest among Republican identifiers and people with a negative view of the news media.
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His "Differential Analyser", which took up a small room, could solve equations with up to 18 variables.
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"I can't solve this partial differential equation," he told the Economic Club of Washington in September 2018.
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Michigan State had a 245-227 rebounding advantage and a 23-214 differential in fast-break points.
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They are differentially impacted by climate change and rightly expect differential attention and support from climate policy.
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A sceptic might retort that there's no trophy granted to the team with the best point differential.
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You could see that ambition in Swansea's first goal, above, that put them within a goal's differential.
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And the differential with the SHFE was never more than a couple of thousand tonnes back then.
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Differential privacy: Apple is expanding the areas where it collects user data but pledges to anonymize it.
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In those cases, there was "almost no differential punishment for misconduct between genders," according to the paper.
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That differential shows that workers haven't been this confident about the job market since the year 2001.
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"The price differential is not going to be anywhere as significant as it's being portrayed," she said.
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He was touting differential privacy, a statistical method that's become a valuable tool for protecting user data.
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" She expressed particular "concern" with some company policies that "single out low-income consumers for differential treatment.
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Legally, while WTO rules prevent differential treatment against imports, there's nothing banning varying taxation on individual sectors.
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That has not stopped them from compiling the best winning percentage and goal differential in the postseason.
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But today, Pickett said, natural law theory is mostly used to justify differential treatment of LGBTQ people.
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Given the policy's differential racial impact, which erodes confidence in the justice system, this disparity must go.
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The passion differential favored all those voters who were ticked off over ObamaCare and excessive federal spending.
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Choose between front-wheel drive and a $103,210 automatic all-wheel-drive system with lockable center differential.
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A draw against Austria would give Iceland three points and superior goal differential to Albania and Turkey.
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A draw would guarantee it three points, enough to advance over Albania and Turkey on goal differential.
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This is factored into Fitch's analysis to determine the maximum notching differential allowed, given the GCA score.
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So the network had them interview her at the same time, splitting the differential across the shows.
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A critical tool to minimize data use is to use advanced data privacy tools like differential privacy.
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Instead, startups can use differential privacy to share and pool data safely, helping them overcome data scarcity.
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The agency is expected to issue a ruling on differential pricing by the end of the month.
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The resulting differential undercount will penalize immigrant-rich cities and states in political representation and federal funding.
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The differential between the two rates ensured at least a sliver of a lending margin for banks.
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The Orlando Magic will have a positive point differential with Aaron Gordon, Serge Ibaka, and Bismack Biyombo.
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The mid-tier Urban and City rooms don't have enough of a differential to be worth it.
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The payment differential that begins with the initial service extends and is amplified throughout the entire episode.
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The four-notch differential between DIST and MRF reflects the latter's negligible role in the parent company.
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At the end of September, though, the differential eased to below dated Brent minus $1 a barrel.
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In virtually all these races there was a "passion differential" which helps determine winners and losers; 2.
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The Tonic app uses differential privacy to deliver customized reading without exposing your data to third-parties.
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Differential privacy would be a way to summarize that data without putting any one individual at risk.
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For graduate degree holders, the lifetime earnings differential between men and women is more than $5703 million.
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That, like the age differential separating Hossa from the N.H.L.'s rising stars, will not deter him.
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A better criterion would be to use in order: points, goal differential, and number of goals scored.
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This stigma differential is something I feel keenly when observing which diagnoses patients will or won't accept.
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"There's always going to be a power differential between the nanny and the employer," Ms. Senteno said.
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Potter says the power differential has a huge impact on whether someone can speak out or not.
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The plan specifically calls for the city to reduce its urban-rural temperature differential three degrees by 2035.
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Their aforementioned point differential is impressive but also only one point higher than the Raptors finished last year.
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Because it allows (us) to at least partly re-establish the traditional interest rate differential versus other countries.
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For those comparing the current environment to that of the dot-com bubble, Johnson noted one key differential.
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For CPF-linked loans, Fitch considered an additional stressed refinancing rate differential of 25bp above Singapore's mortgage RSL.
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And after years of progress in many countries, the pay differential between men and women has stopped narrowing.
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If anyone had private doubts about its new-found devotion, it is also testing a "differential privacy" application.
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San Antonio won the period by 21 points, its largest point differential in the third quarter since 2012.
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Kansas City's plus-14 turnover differential is tops in the NFL while Oakland (plus-12) is ranked third.
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Notes is the final area where iOS 10 will apply information gleaned through differential privacy to improve features.
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Since differential privacy has been studied for a decade, it's a relatively low-risk security strategy for Apple.
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To me, this drives home how pervasive and how deeply our differential treatment of the sexes is ingrained.
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The gearbox is the stock six-speed from the F512M, with small modifications to the gears and differential.
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Both teams' defenses racked up turnovers while their offenses avoided them, finishing fourth and fifth in turnover differential.
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Graphic: Czech rate differential, here All 14 analysts in the poll saw no change coming at Thursday's meeting.
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The trick is that differential privacy techniques allow the data to be used but remain anonymous and obscured.
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But it does have four-wheel drive, one locking differential, and a drive mode selector for different terrain.
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A fourth is to incentivize owners to rationalize the pay differential between the highest and lowest paid employees.
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The Indian contract price is typically slightly higher than the Chinese price due to a higher freight differential.
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The Lions' point differential against this soft schedule is an anemic plus-25, a figure more associated with .
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You just won't have 14 days to ask for a differential refund if you come across something lower.
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The Rockets finished the 2016-17 season with the NBA's second-best offense and third-highest point differential.
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This practice of "differential pricing," or "zero rating," is a major sticking point for advocates of net neutrality.
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The Swans are currently 17th in the Premier League, with four points and a minus-six goal differential.
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Philadelphia's point differential is not terrible, at minus-1; actually, it is the best one in the division.
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In fact, companies like Tesla are practicing what might better be called the hurdle method of differential pricing.
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Because production is increasingly accompanied by large fixed research and development costs, differential pricing is becoming increasingly important.
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This differential is largely caused by the sharp increase in numbers of men not living with minor children.
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Differential privacy is similar to cryptography in the sense that it's extremely complicated and difficult to do right.
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Anthopoulos said he was especially encouraged by the team's run differential (+30 through Thursday), which could be significant.
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Research suggests that these racial disparities in public opinion can explain the differential implementation of the Medicaid expansion.
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They are the lowest scoring team in the N.H.L. and have a league-worst minus-23 goal differential.
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Morgan said one way to reduce the height differential is to tilt your head when listening to someone.
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The big differential (apart from the price) is Xiaomi's custom software skin for Wear OS: MIUI For Watch.
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Karen Uhlenbeck is the first woman to win a prestigious math prize Real heroes solve partial differential equations.
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Of the five teams still unbeaten, the Warriors comfortably have the largest point differential, at 33 per game.
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Over 12 years, if the differential in house prices is more than $150,000, it might be worth it.
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Alabama law provides for an automatic recount if the vote differential is a half percentage point or less.
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The Blues fall short in 5-on-5 goal differential (+15) but hit the rest of the notes.
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"Based on the typical clinical features, the differential diagnosis for Zika virus infection is broad," the CDC warns.
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This interest rate differential between U.S. and Japanese bonds, makes the dollar a more attractive bet than the yen.
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But now Uber is debuting a differential privacy tool that it will use to analyze its vast data stores.
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The average opco/holdco senior differential for HSBC, KBC and UBS is around 55bp, and wider still for others.
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Meanwhile, they'll need to increase the speed with which they sell products to help make up for the differential.
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And indeed in the Wolfram Language there's a built-in function NDSolve for numerically solving systems of differential equations.
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