Sentence examples for be made separate from from inspiring English sources

"What I mean to my audience cannot be made separate from the music.

So the Human Machine Interface HMII) had to be made separate from the control system, to enable upgrades without having to upgrade the underlying control system – and that's how in the end we handle some of the processes and challenges.

Recently, galvanized iron sheets have been used where different parts of the gong (the knob, body and rim) would be made from separate sheets and welded together, then grinded out to produce a finished product.

However, at the moment, any overlaps of such events are only predictions that can be made from separate reports in the literature, and have not been directly investigated together experimentally.

Mr. Malkin and Mr. Arbuckle said an effort would be made to separate general tenants from toy producers by limiting the newcomers to the floors served by the low-rise bank of elevators at 1107 Broadway.

Greater effort should be made to separate policy judgments from scientific information and to ensure risk assessments are transparent.

In 1967, he showed that insulin, thought to be made from two separate protein chains, was derived from a single chain precursor, which he named 'proinsulin'.

The comparison of species abundances in simulated and real assemblages can be made from two separate theoretical perspectives, a species-specific perspective and a community structure or process perspective [54].

Still there's a First Amendment point to be made: What separates the US from most of these countries is a constitution that guarantees a right to free speech.

But there is a case to be made for separating control of power lines from control of other utility assets.

One of the company's signature products, white pastels, have to be made in a dedicated machine, separated from every other color.