Sentence examples for definition and separation from inspiring English sources
It appears that models relying on a legal definition and separation of businesses into two classes lead to more reliable results than the ones based upon financial performance levels.
Wipe off any excess on a tissue and wiggle at the base of your lashes, then swipe upwards for definition and separation.
According to these definitions, the changes in trabecular BMD, number and separation that we observed in the older horses do not constitute osteoporosis (Fig. 6 and 7).
Key developmental issues in adolescence include autonomy and self-definition, separation from parents, and emotion regulation in physiological and relational maturation.
The separation method is an essential step in determining the bioaccessible Pb fraction [87], and the definition of the separation limit between particulate and dissolved Pb varies significantly in the literature and between models.
The OPM definition for separation includes retirement, resignation, termination, transfers, and death.
The elbow joint was affected by the lack of skeletal muscle, with a dramatic reduction in the definition of the rudiment territories and the separation of the rudiments, whereas no change in definition or separation was seen in mutant knee (stifle) joints.
In this case, the logical separation between the item definition and its corresponding response definition could lead to confusion, but it is our belief that such cases are very rare if existing at all among the audience of possible users of our system.
The investigation is however frequently hampered by the inaccurate definition of separation distance between the energy and/or charge donor acceptor pair.
I feel separation pain and separation anxiety.
