Sentence examples for To set apart between from inspiring English sources
In order to have an improved thought of the major features of the independent models studied in this work, we can put them side by side with statefinder diagnostics (SFD) which is able to set apart between a wide variety of different models, including the Lambda cold dark matter (ΛCDM).
Still, throughout A Problem in Modern Ethics, Symonds draws on congenital arguments to set apart the consensual desire between age-equal partners from the depraved and corruptive lust characterising radically age-inconsistent relationships.
While current MRI techniques do not allow the distinction between cytoarchitectonic features to set apart either of the 2 divisions, TPCm or TPCl, it can be said that by large, most of the cortex belongs to the TPCl type.
In this case, two trajectories going along two different directions and remaining with the same bearing (driven by the same topology of the hill) while being progressively set apart between them, will maintain the same relative mutual orientation during all the process.
They want to be set apart from it...
Chromatin corresponding to 10% was set apart as Input.
"Argentina would see British withdrawal not as putting any pressure on them but as an opportunity to make propaganda: the United Kingdom, not Argentina, would be the country set apart". Despite the discussions between the politicians, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland did all go on to compete in the tournament, although none of them met Argentina on the pitch.
The latter category was set apart due to its particular status and ecological importance (connection between the SRH concession and KNP).
1r-16r, written above top line, with initials for paragraphs set apart from the text between outer vertical bounding lines.
1v begins with a 3-line initial "T" outlined in orange and filled and surrounded with brown; 1-line initials are in orange uncials and are set apart from the text between the double vertical bounding lines; punctuated with the punctus and punctus versus.
