Sentence examples for a distinct divide from inspiring English sources

As the colonial period began, a distinct divide at first existed between indigenous artists and European émigrés.

Curing energetics as a function of alkyne type, investigated through a dynamic differential scanning calorimetry approach, showed a distinct divide between the averaged activation energies of the propiolate and propargyl-type crosslinkers, 69.2 73.6 kJ/mol versus 82.3 86.4 kJ/mol, respectively.

The southern boundary of the Midland Valley is not such a continuous escarpment, but the fault beginning in the northeast with the Lammermuir and Moorfoot hills and extending to Glen App, in the southwest, is a distinct dividing line.

The results demonstrate a massive use of educational technology with distinct divide between the learning space and personal space.

By Michelle Legro September 23, 2009 There was a distinct demographic divide in the audience at the 7 50 Tuesday night viewing of "Bright Star" in Union Square, between starry-eyed twenty-somethings and wizened sixty-somethings the Fannys ready to get some ink on their hands, and the Fannys with a drawerful of yellowed letters.

Our results show a distinct north south divide in terms of climate change impacts; in the south the water availability will reduce while in the north water availability will increase.

The chief executive ofAlcohol Concern, Eric Appleby, said: "This report shows that loss of life through alcoholic liver disease remains as big a problem as ever, with a worrying tendency for those with the highest deprivation to suffer most, leading to a distinct north/south divide.

A distinct class divide plays in: 6percentt of college-graduate parents had nonmarital births in 2011, versus 60percentt of births to moms without high-school diplomas.

In our study 78% of the participants at the hospitals used Internet through their phones and 100% of the hospital health workers had some computer and Internet knowledge, still there was a distinct digital divide concerning access and skill in the two towns compared to the villages.

Formerly distinct divides between rural and urban communities have blurred.

The critical point between the sinusoidal buckling and helical buckling stages is usually assumed in theoretical analyses, but no distinct dividing point is found in experiments.