Sentence examples for fully separating from inspiring English sources

By fully separating the control and data plane of all entities in LTE/EPC, the signalling cost in any operational procedure of OEPC architecture is much lower than that of the traditional LTE/EPC architecture.

One of the meanings of Amun's name was the hidden one, which meant that it was now theologically permissible to hide the Pharaoh's tomb by fully separating the mortuary template from the actual burial place.

Here, ancient unicellular organisms evolved methods of cell-cell adhesion that prevented their cells from fully separating after cell division.

At very low frequencies, cells were observed in which all of the sister chromatids were fully separated, but were not arranged around separated poles (Fig. 4J) as is typically seen in telophase cells (Fig. 4E).

The free energy difference between the fully separated EphA1 TM helices (at a separation of >2.5 nm) and the dimerized State 1 is ca. −60 ± 2 kJ/mol.

Can art ever be fully separated from politics, as he so vehemently argued?

The ECB's supervisory role will be fully separated from its monetary policy responsibilities.

In addition secularism aims to end religious privileges or persecutions and to fully separate the state from religion which is a necessary means to that end.

Several Western countries are in some way tied to an established church and, as a result, are not fully separated constitutionally, in terms of church and state.

SNCF, on the other hand, complains that Germany has not fully separated Deutsche Bahn's train operations from its rail-infrastructure firm, potentially putting rivals at a disadvantage.

It was Mr. Lawrence's idea to fully separate the original 1750s farmhouse into a 1,250-square-foot "cottage" with three bedrooms and rental potential.