Sentence examples for decisive separation from inspiring English sources

He was one of only three Easterners to be made emperor before the decisive separation of East and West in 395.

Kakar further adds: The secret fantasy of poisoned milk, of nourishment that kills, originates early in life when the decisive separation between child and mother takes place.

Finally, a more decisive separation of genetic versus environmental effects would have come from examining the monozygous twin pairs separately, but the numbers are too small to permit this.

For adsorption processes involving concave equilibrium isotherms and finite desorption periods, the choice of cycle time has a decisive influence on separation efficiency.

When Scots rejected separation, the decisive factor was anxiety about the consequences for their livelihoods.

Bumi investors took a potentially decisive step towards a separation from Indonesia's powerful Bakrie family and the coal miner.

Rouvier fell from power (March 1906) over questions arising from the government's decisive measures for the separation of church and state.

These studies indicated that most of the separation emissions carry the decisive acoustic and neurophysiological features for releasing maternal behavior, and thus are likely to be effective in communication [62] [64].

Britain is said to benefit from decisive government, without the gridlock that the separation of powers frequently imposes on American presidents.

While many Democrats expected Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies, especially the family separation debacle, to produce a decisive shift to the left among Hispanics, that has not proved to be the case.

It was the decisive, almost final round in the base's separation from the rest of the island.