Sentence examples for explicit separation from inspiring English sources

There is an explicit separation of powers between the legislature, the judiciary, and the executive.

The work also has the advantage of not requiring explicit separation of speech into utterances.

On the other hand, we show that explicit separation of the workload in this case leads to a unique result.

Previous authors examining computational neuronal networks with continuous driving (i.e. no explicit separation of timescales) have observed power-law dynamics [16, 27 29].

Can a finite-size system without an explicit separation of timescales in the region of a critical regime exhibit markers of criticality?

The explicit separation of various types of evidence and interpretation gives professors an opportunity to discuss the role assumptions play in forming interpretations.

The elimination of explicit legal separation in the South turned into court-ordered busing and the redrawing of school districts nationwide.

According to Zickler et al. [34], red, green, and blue (rgb) color space transformations remove the effect of illumination direction without explicit specular/diffuse separation.

Additionally, the explicit morphological separation of traditional Basmati and non-Basmati aromatic landraces in the PCA scatterplot is another significant outcome of our analysis.

This colossal study, nearly nine hundred pages long, by the author of the influential "The Origins of the English Novel," attempts to show how, in English culture of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the relationship of public and private, once a tacit distinction, became an explicit and acknowledged separation.

The developed control structure is actually based on this reduced model and an explicit time-scale separation.