The trouble with regional deals is that they discriminate between their members and the rest of the world.
Armed with the new software, retailers are likely to make increasing use of this information to discriminate between customers.
One crucial criterion on which regional deals should be judged, therefore, is how much they discriminate between members and non-members.
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We are able to discriminate between a tip to the left, or right or was the device knocked, nudged or shaken.
You have to discriminate between what is important and what is not.
Barring a compelling reason, governments should not discriminate between classes of citizens.
How and why is it that online prices discriminate between different consumers?
Back in the 1980s, Judith Smetana and colleagues discovered that very young kids could discriminate between genuinely moral principles and mere social conventions.
The lesson for the EU, thus, is not that expansion should stop, but that it needs to discriminate between those countries that are ready for membership and those that aren't.
The group--formerly known as the American Trial Lawyers Association--criticized the Chamber for using a polling method that failed to discriminate between uninformed opinion and actual data about states like West Virginia.
Unlike human fishing techniques, which tend not to discriminate between sick and healthy specimens, sharks are selective: they target weakened prey, thereby keeping fish populations healthy and strengthening the gene pool.
"The panel was able to discriminate between samples with different yeast levels, suggesting that the variation in microbial flora was noticeable in the aroma, " said Dr Kostas Gkatzionis, of the University of Northampton.
Of course, oil disasters are the type of risk we would like them to avoid, but governance mechanisms such as stock options simply stimulate risk taking and do not discriminate between different types of risk.
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An aide from the Senate Finance Committee says that the bill does not discriminate between U.S. and foreign producers, adding that the cigar tax increase is compliant with the rules of the World Trade Organization.
The researchers then trained a new group of rats to discriminate between the odours the first animals could not tell apart by rewarding them over and over with sips water for choosing the appropriate hole.
According to a guide for Sensory Evaluation of Products by Children published by the American Society for Testing and Materials kids as young as 3 are definitely able to discriminate between what they like and dislike.
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He is now employing a vision test used by the US Air Force which checks the ability to discriminate between white, black and grey - the lack of which is another symptom often seen in chronic ciguatera.
But they also require governments to show reputable scientific evidence in support of their controls, and insist that measures do not discriminate between suppliers, rather than favouring one country's exports over another's, or domestic production over imports.
What the combination of this giant lens and Dr Gwinn's computers provides is not so much magnification (the gaseous lens magnifies the pulsar only four times) as resolution the ability to discriminate between objects that are close together.
It has a thousand engineers overhauling routers to better discriminate between "good" behavior and "bad" behavior based on constantly changing reputation rankings of computers on the Web, though others say making this work will be all but impossible.
The time it takes to check your hand remains a little longer than it would take you to drum in your typical four-digit PIN, but in our brief test, it was able to discriminate between two Engadget editors' hands.
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People tended to discriminate better between neutral and angry faces when exposed to the "stress" sweat.
Russian speakers, who make an extra distinction between light and dark blues in their language, are better able to visually discriminate shades of blue.
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