Sentence examples for be separated into its from inspiring English sources
The power of dynamic testing is that stress can be separated into its elastic and viscous contributions, and the elastic or storage modulus G' and the viscous or loss modulus G″ can be calculated.
Feasibility regions where the ternary mixture can be separated into its pure components (by applying in at least one step pressure swing) and the separation steps for the recommended configurations are determined.
This racemic mixture can be separated into its optical isomers: levoamphetamine and dextroamphetamine.
For example, it was recommended [ 30] that the SIP should only be used to obtain total domain scores and should not be separated into its component scales.
However, there are many instances when DNA must be separated into its individual strands for example, when the DNA sequence needs to be copied.
In this case, the experimental finding that in adapted flies Complex I activity is greater than Complex II activity during hypoxia [ 28] supports the network-based hypothesis presented, which is highly interconnected and cannot easily be separated into its components.
There are so many tiny steps in one toothpick's journey from the Brazilian forest to your left incisor that most of us wouldn't stop to think about how it was separated into its package.
Presto, a mini-chemical plant.The alternative to reformation is to feed the methanol directly into the cell, and rely on a catalyst to break it up at the electrodes, where the hydrogen is separated into its constituent electrons (which form the current that the cell produces) and protons.
Resolution, in chemistry, any process by which a mixture called a racemate is separated into its two constituent enantiomorphs.
Shell was separated into its component layers by treatment with a nitric acid solution, and blanks were cut out by tubular saws.
It may be primarily analytical, as when a certain passage of poetry is separated into its elements and its meaning or import explained in relation to other passages and other poems in the tradition.
