Sentence examples for eventual discrimination from inspiring English sources
Refluxing of the 5% residual melts from such a process into the main body of melt would lead to eventual discrimination between highly incompatible elements in that residual liquid comparable with that otherwise achieved by 0.1 to 0.3% liquid extraction in equilibrium partial melting.
Another question to be answered was what variables are responsible for an eventual discrimination of groups.
The coelution of species III and IV as well as I and II is acceptable since these analytes originate from the anammox bacteria in constant relative concentrations, thus keeping an eventual discrimination effect during analysis constant.
The eventual static 2-point discrimination of the flap ranged from 6 to 14 mm, and the patients needed 4 8 months to reorient the flap in the new location.
Together with plans to build new mosques and expand religious schools, however, all this has led to fears, especially among women, of reverse discrimination and of the eventual introduction of a more Islamic legal code.
We propose that discrimination with respect to eventual degradation is imparted by a combination of four parameters.
In his classic study of segregation, "An American Dilemma," Gunnar Myrdal wrote that "the whole system of segregation and discrimination is designed to prevent eventual inbreeding of the races".
Tells about the struggle to end discrimination in the defense industry and eventual success with FDR signing Exec.
Although this case, Sprint/United Management Company v. Mendelsohn, No. 06-1221, concerns age bias, the court's eventual ruling will also govern cases about workplace discrimination based on race and sex.
(Full disclosure: This makes me part of the class now suing Walmart for sex discrimination, though the possibility of an eventual payout in the high two-figure range has not, I think, influenced my judgment on these matters).
It also establishes arbitration for settling nonacademic complaints about health and safety, discrimination, and sexual harassment, and provides for the eventual full remission of tuition fees.
