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differential This form of SCSI uses a form of differential signaling, where each signal is actually carried by two different wires, each the mirror image of the other. So here, a "one" is represented by a positive voltage on one wire, and an equal but opposite negative voltage on another wire; a "zero" is electrical ground or zero voltage on both wires. This use of two conductors per signal makes the signal much more resilient and less likely to be corrupted. ...
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difference Distinguishing mark(s). There was a fairly standard set of special marks that could be applied to a coat of arms to distinguish it from another coat from which it was derived. In the case of sons, these marks are determined by birth order in a system called cadency which I'm not going to get into.
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differential The difference in the Radius of Gyration or RG on the x-axis and the y-axis. RG differential indicates the amount of flare potential of a bowling ball.
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differentiation Chemical zonation caused by differences in the densities of minerals; heavy materials sink, less dense materials float.
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differentiation a process by which cells become "specialized" for certain functions. Genetic instruction is the same in all cells in the body, but they only "read" certain "chapters". For instance, genetic material in blood cells and skin cells is the same, but different parts of genetic code are active in each cell type.
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