Sentence examples for charge discrimination from inspiring English sources

The instrument can achieve an excellent charge discrimination, thus allowing to assess the elemental composition of charged cosmic rays at relativistic energies.

Usually, Lohengrin was combined with a high-resolution ionization chamber in order to obtain good nuclear charge discrimination within a mass line, yielding an accurate isotopic yield determination. Unfortunately, this experimental procedure can only be applied for fission products with a nuclear charge less than about 42, i.e. in the light fission fragment region.

[New York Times] A group of deaf people is suing Starbucks, charging discrimination.

Charging discrimination may score political points, but the confirmation of federal judges is too important to be treated so cynically.

He said that his firing was a result of complaints and suits in which he had participated against the Police Department, charging discrimination against Hispanic officers.

Last year, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the owner of a Lakewood apartment complex, charging discrimination against black and Hispanic tenants in favor of Jewish ones.

In recent years, several women who have been denied tenure after clashing with their colleagues have filed suit, charging discrimination or breach of contract.

The cascade of cancellations has followed the revelation last week that after being sued by a former restaurant employee who charged discrimination, Ms. Deen admitted in a deposition that she had used racial slurs.

In 1965, his second year in private practice, Mr. Chambers was working alongside the legal defense fund when he took on 35 school desegregation suits and 20 suits charging discrimination in public accommodations.

He also said a judgment in favor of the homeowners would have been an enormous help to a class action suit against the county that also charges discrimination and demands that the county refund all tax overpayments.

The result is a photographic documentary focusing on the lives of small farmers and on a lawsuit filed by some of them against the Farmers Home Administration, charging discrimination in federal farm loans.