Sentence examples for can only separate from inspiring English sources
In the Holy Land, Catholics, Anglicans and Lutherans can only separate; to remarry they first have to convert to Greek Orthodox or Islam to obtain a divorce.
It is valid only when the approximation involved in Equation (6) becomes exact, i.e., it can only separate quadratic or cubic phase signal components with single linear pass regions in the TCR plane corresponding to monotonic ICR laws.
Since a two-channel ICA-based BSS algorithm can only separate two point sources (Section 4.1), no diffuse noise has been added to the sensor signal mixture (i.e., ) and only two point sources were considered (one target source and one interfering source).
SNPs that are located close to the mutations of interest will cosegregate and can only separate via recombination.
It should be pointed out that the statistical methods can only separate the systematic variations from the random or pseudo-random component.
Modern autonomous systems can not only separate out white trucks from bright Florida skies and paper bags from dogs and children, but can analyse facial expressions to learn the intent of aggressive and other drivers.
Among the three stereoisomers of 2,3-butanediol, D- and L-types are racemic and can only be separated in a chiral column; they can be easily separated from the meso-type by ordinary non-chiral gas chromatograph (GC) capillary columns [ 4].
As a matter of fact, these dissolved parameters are actively tricky, and energy consumed to treat and can only be separated with this advanced membrane and thermal technologies.
Indeed, in early works, Schapp holds that, within perception, sensual givenness and ideas (or concepts) can only be separated conceptually, but not factually: without ideas, we cannot perceive things (1910, 133f).
In his influential study entitled "Phenomena and Mental Functions," Stumpf shows how phenomena are closely linked in that they form a real unity, which can only be separated by abstraction.
