Sometimes, an "apparent separation" can be used to make that point.
Now, maybe you are one of those inclined to dismiss Republican politicians as preening hypocrites whose moral posturing is possible only thanks to their followers' apparent separation from reality.
Within these paintings, the edges of the apples on the table, or the edges of the casserole dish or of the jar, are like those creases, because they mark both an apparent separation and a real continuity.
Another way to understand this is to look at the motion of Venus in the sky relative to the Sun: as Venus orbits the Sun, it gets further away from the Sun in the sky, reaches a maximum apparent separation from the Sun (corresponding to the greatest elongation), and then starts going towards the Sun again.
"For about half of the planet's orbit, which lasts 550 Earth-years, three stars are visible in the sky, the fainter two always much closer together, and changing in apparent separation from the brightest star throughout the year," Kevin Wagner, a first-year doctoral student in Apai's research group and the paper's first author, who discovered HD 131399Ab, said in a statement.
"The fainter two are always much closer together, and change in apparent separation from the brightest star throughout the year".
Given the apparent separation of cultivated and wild samples we further examined the differences in their root-associated microbiota.
This apparent separation is only in space.
With 61 Cyg's A/B separation of 28 arc-seconds, 10x magnification would give an apparent separation of 280 arc-seconds, above the generally-regarded eye resolution limit of 4 arc-minutes or 240 arc-seconds.
No apparent separation between high grade ovarian serous carcinomas of different BRCA1/2 status was noted.
