Sentence examples for get segregated from inspiring English sources

These precipitates tend to get segregated at the grain boundaries as they move towards the region of high energy/crystal defects.

After the first threshold is applied, a majority of noisy pixels get segregated from the rest of the pixels but it is still unknown whether the rest of the pixels are noise-free.

"I said, 'Look, we really do have schools that are getting segregated and we have to do something about it.' The intensity and concern about it — well, people were scared.

However, beyond 20% Cr substitution with Li, part of this latter metal got segregated as LiCrO2.

Under the plans, Green Lanes is to get lightly segregated bike lanes running along both sides of the road; there will be six more zebra crossings for pedestrians; a bleak under-used public space will be remodelled with community involvement; pavements will be resurfaced; there will be more trees, more planters … Local residents and high street businesses must be thrilled?

Indeed, rerouted projections from the ipsilateral and contralateral eyes (to the medial geniculate nucleus, MGN) get developmentally segregated in the form of adjacent but non-overlapping eye-specific clusters, similar to the normal retino-LGN projections (Angelucci et al. 1997).

"We have segregated communities.

The white folks go left, the colored go right — They even got a segregated lane.

Schools are getting more segregated up here every day.

"But people seem to be getting more segregated.

Our political movements for social justice get divided and segregated.