Sentence examples for extent of separations from inspiring English sources

The extent of separations which can be foreseen is derived from a review of the reasons for separation, the results of which are summarised below: Foreseen separations (e.g. mandatory retirements).

But the question remains: is the extent of separation between the trust and the executive set at the right distance?

Thus the extent of separation is directly proportional to the time of migration in the electric field.

The extent of separation will thus be dependent on the time allowed for diffusion to take place.

The proposal seeks comment on the extent of separation that would be needed before a related consulting firm could provide otherwise prohibited services to the accounting firm's audit client.

A mathematical model was developed to predict the extent of separation of the feed gas mixture into two product streams, one He-rich and the other CO2-rich over a temperature range of 25 100 °C.

In analogy to equilibrium methods, the separation factor can be defined as the ratio of migration velocities for two proteins: The extent of separation (i.e., how far one protein is removed from another) depends on the different distances traversed by the two proteins: where t is the time allowed for migration.

This is clearly revealed from the extent of separation and reattachment points in Fig. 9.

While there are not sufficient details in the report to know the extent of separation, we were intrigued that a simple basic quench with bicarbonate solution was sufficient to allow purification of [18F]AV1451.

As the separated wake shape is not known a priori, an initial wake geometry is specified according to an empirical relationship between the airfoil's thickness-to-chord ratio (a 'wake length factor' is introduced, defined as WF ≡ 0.081 × c/t + 1.1) and the extent of separation (represented by the 'wake height', illustrated in Fig. 4).

A finer scale assessment of habitat use is needed to fully understand the extent of separation between coastal and frontal cod, particularly whether there is geospatial overlap of spawning aggregations.