Sentence examples for explicitly separate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker said in an e-mail that "we understood Newsmax would mention a financial newsletter service during the program, which was explicitly separate from Bill's appearance".

Big holiday resorts are more or less segregated, whether simply financially off-limits to locals, physically barricaded and guarded as in many parts of the Caribbean or explicitly separate, as in Cuba's economic enclave of Varadero or the licence given to Middle Eastern hotels to serve alcohol.

Mr Clinton's related proposal to contribute government funds to new individual saving accounts remains vague, but is explicitly separate from Social Security reform.Finally, although the president claims that his proposal would use a large part of the projected budget surpluses to pay down the national debt, there is nothing in his plan to make that happen.

An effect of encoding consistency (and inconsistency) in the object language is that we can explicitly separate inconsistency from triviality.

However, my favourite feature of Hiri is the way it asks you to explicitly separate emails you send into two groups.

We propose that models for predicting speedup in such systems should explicitly separate the memory and computational parts of a workload.

Lake explicitly separated the Bosnian case from "our broader strategy in the world".

Designers G.M. Amdahl, F.P. Brooks, and G.A. Blaauw explicitly separated the 360 architecture from its implementation details.

Then, we convert the input images into HSV space which explicitly separates chromaticity and luminosity channels.

We model PEP in a manner which explicitly separates the individual, or "micro", dynamics from the collective dynamics.

In Fig. 3, sample of mature plant and samples during proliferation stage were explicitly separated into two groups.