Differencing [verb]

So be it they be not read scandalously without sufficient differencing them from God's book.

Therefore those that prescribe just twelve ounces a day, without differencing meats that so much differ, do much mistake.

Such a case is very unusual, as the use of the bend for differencing has long been obsolete.

The most usual method of differencing in Germany was by the alteration of the tinctures or by the alteration of the charges.

A similar mode of differencing occurs in the Lyon Register in many other families.

Abroad there is now no equivalent whatever to our methods of differencing the Royal Arms.

Differencing in Scotland is carried out on an entirely different basis from differencing in England.

From these figures, which are approximately correct, you will see the relative frequency of the various modes of differencing.

Be ready to help the poor as well as the rich; differencing them no further than the public good requireth you to do.

Various charges may be placed on the points of Labels to extend their capacity for differencing.