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The RPE is polarized, because it separates the neural retina from the fenestrated capillaries in the choroid.

He believes that digital technology will save craftsmanship because it separates the creative process from the drudgery of producing the work.

At Rockefeller Center the guide explained that the promenade is called the Channel, because it separates the British Buildings from the French buildings.

The ACA is critical to the continued growth of the gig economy because it separates the ability to obtain health insurance from the need to hold a traditional full-time job.

But they do claim that their levitating speaker offers superior sound because it separates the tweeter (the floating part) from the subwoofer (the base) and the design offers 360-degree sound.

The gate has always been a big issue because it separates the haves from the have-nots, but in this case we were told it could not even be opened temporarily to run a hose through".

By contrast, this was "a beautiful study" because it took place outside of the lab, and because "it separated the canvassing from the measurement".

The equant, however, broke with the main assumption of ancient astronomy because it separated the condition of uniform motion from that of constant distance from the centre.

This security component appealed to EMC because it separated the product from other offerings in 2012.

Traditionally, Xamarin was always a bit different from other cross-platform development tools because it separated the application logic from the interface.

This PC was selected, as supported by Figure 3, because it separated the two groups in the score plot quite well.