Sentence examples for decisively separated from inspiring English sources
The case against the defendantand the only casepresented two behaviors or transactions by defendant clearly and decisively separated in time and in will.
For example, it has been reported that, by simple physicochemical means, the rather recalcitrant lignins in spruce wood can be decisively separated into two fractions containing quite dissimilar biopolymer chains.
I venture to believe that not a single case concerned with a situation comparable to that now before the Court can be found in the law reports of England, of any of the States of this country, or of the federal courts, in which it was held or suggested that two disjointed, decisively separated manifestations of conduct constitute as a matter of law a single, fused transaction.
The way she has rejiggered the lyrics, they become a catalog of her fascinations -- dancing, God, romance, fame -- while the electronic pulse decisively separates the tune from folk-rock.
It's a story about finally and decisively separating storage from compute in the cloud and on-premise.
For nearly seven years, Miranda and Adam were inseparable, but then a gust of chance decisively, brutally, separated them.
Ms. Aguilera's vocal technique separates her decisively from Britney Spears, another former member of the new "Mickey Mouse Club Show" in the early 1990's.
The weather variously throws lovers together or separates them in each novel, nowhere more decisively than in Emma.
But though we may not have yet found any similar system among animals, that doesn't separate us from the natural world as decisively as you might think.
It also moved its geographic centre decisively to the east and sharpened the social and political differences that tended to separate it from the states of western Europe.
The analysis separating non-coding and coding regions (strategy S3) of the chloroplast data set returned a decisively better description of the data than the other two analyses according to Bayes factors (Table 2).
