Sentence examples for concept of segregation from inspiring English sources

The concept of segregation number leads to a simple but plausible model of micromixing.

A second source of productivity differences between natives and immigrants can be subsumed under the concept of segregation, i.e. the non-random sorting into categories with different productivity.

Add to this schedule the routine reports about gender segregation in UK universities and Muslim schools (as if the concept of gender segregation was somehow exotic to non-faith schools in the UK), claims of grand plans to "overthrow" non-Muslim heads of certain schools and you have a steady flow of creeping sharia messages, stoking a fear of a stealthy, incremental Islamicisation.

The concept of complete segregation of a binary-solid particulate fluidized bed is generalized to accommodate cases where the bottom zone contains an equilibrium mixture of the two solid components.

We fully develop and test a recently introduced methodology to infer the directionality of gene flow based on the concept of geographical segregation.

And given the increasing influence that online behaviour has on how we act  in the real world, perhaps a generation from now – rather than laughing at Arizona's long-overturned SB1070 and the years-dead concept of racial or ideological segregation – we'll find ourselves sitting in our electronically filtered and hashtag-segregated ghettos, looking back at the good old days.

And given the increasing influence that online behaviour has on how we act in the real world, perhaps a generation from now – rather than laughing at Arizona's long-overturned SB1070 and the years-dead concept of racial or ideological segregation – we'll find ourselves sitting in our electronically filtered and hashtag-segregated ghettos, looking back at the good old days.

For the description of the mixing quality, Danckwerts' intensity of mixing is complemented by a measure of the scale of segregation which employs the concept of specific contact area.

The HOLO approach is broadly underpinned by the concept of nonlinear elimination, which enables segregation of the HO and LO components in ways that can effectively use heterogeneous architectures.

Quantitative characterization of the texture of extruded low density polyethylene films was attempted with the aid of concepts such as the scale and intensity of segregation.

A look at these two places with thriving African-American communities underscores how much the concept of race is influenced by recent memories of segregation and oppression, levels of integration and different views of history.