Sentence examples for artificially separated from from inspiring English sources

I felt artificially separated from him, that he was close by but painfully distant.

In Tiantai, these are inseparable, merely aspects artificially separated off from the whole, which is always both fixed and open, locally coherent and globally incoherent.

There presumably are the same people, Koreans or Germans, but artificially separated by politics.

On return to growth medium, the ascospores germinate and, unless artificially separated, mate with one another, once again generating diploids.

Putting an experience under the microscope artificially separates it from the organic life processes that influence it.

It could be argued that the use of categorical research-based criteria, such as the DSM-IV, is not useful in clinical practice because it artificially separates depression from anxiety.

But as one senior diplomat at NATO put it: "You cannot artificially separate the civilian from the military aspect — everyone here is aware of that.

Some of the proposals are highly technical, but the overall goal is to curb practices that artificially separate taxable income from the economic activities that generate it.The plan seeks to tackle abuse of treaties that were originally designed to avoid double taxation but which can be used in combination to ensure double non-taxation.

Here, we artificially separate scoring functions from docking engines, not only because scoring functions play an essential role in every docking protocol, but also because they are employed to pick potential targets out of a database in IVS.

We can of course artificially separate the expression from the expressed content when scoring a mental status examination (e.g., the sign of tearful eyes from the symptom of sadness).

Second, the work of improving quality and safety, something a few professionals habitually do, is artificially differentiated and separated from clinical work, something everyone does.