1.“differ”的现在分词
1.different from each other or from someone or something else
1.The present participle of differ
1.Your applications must be prepared to support multiple concurrent access by users with differing locale requirements.
应用程序必须做好准备，支持具有不同地区需求的用户的多个并发访问。
2.The matter turns on differing interpretations of what is properly the subject and goal of this year's negotiations.
这个问题逐渐转变成对今年谈判目标及主题的不同解释。
3.This article has scratched the surface of the VFS, its approach, and objects used to provide uniform access to differing file systems.
本文探索了VFS的基础概念，以及为访问不同文件系统提供统一接口的对象。
4.This means that two identifiers differing only in the case of their characters will be considered to be redefinitions of one another.
这意味着将把两个只有字符大小写不同的标识看作是彼此的重新定义。
5.Judge Obus said: "The court well understands that there are those who have differing views to say the least" about Mr Strauss-Kahn's case.
奥布斯法官表示：“法庭完全理解，（对于卡恩的案件）至少可以说有些人有不同的看法。”
6.In a unified national economy, the existence of a multitude of differing state environmental laws can impede the flow of commerce.
在统一的国家经济中，多种不同的州环境法的存在，必然妨碍商业的流通。
7.In documents like these with many, many lines of "differing" content, that would be the end of the road: They're not the same, right?
在文档中有类似于这种许许多多行的“有区别”的内容，这意味着：它们是不同的，对吗？
8.Mining-gold is a business, like any other, but differing from most in that the price of its product is fixed by law, inexorably.
金矿开采也是一项商业活动，只不过它与其他商业活动存在区别，即其产品实行法律强制规定的固定价格。
9.The main factor of pumping unit selection effecting low production is differing from that of high production.
影响低产油田抽油机选型的主要因素和高产油田不同。
10.The ease with which software allows differing system constraints and user needs to be satisfied.
软件使不同的系统约束条件和用户需求得到满足的容易程度。