Sentence examples for glass separation from inspiring English sources

Through the glass separation wall of the visiting room in the Chihuahua women's prison center, Cynthia Kiecker, who is forty-four, doesn't look like a hippie kid anymore.

Shatner disagreed with having a clear glass separation between Spock and Kirk during the death scene; he instead wanted a translucent divider allowing viewers to only see Spock's silhouette, but his objection was overruled.

All experiments were performed in glass aquaria (16 × 23.5 × 5 cm) in which glass separations could be placed to create different compartment sizes.

After annealing these samples, TEM images displayed a contrast structure and helium pycnometry revealed density changes, both typical of glass phase separation.

Those of a more statist bent are seeking to re-impose the Glass-Steagall separation of commercial and investment banking.

Espaillat attacked Rangel's 1999 vote to repeal the Glass-Steagall separation between traditional banking and risky securities trading, saying economists widely cited it as a cause of the 2008 banking collapse.

As Chairman Volcker has emphasized, U.S. markets worked well for 60 years under a much tougher Glass-Steagall separation of commercial banking from investment banking, including strong limits on bank participation in commodities.

Financial reform advocates have decried Summers' previous work deregulating the banking system under the Clinton administration, when he helped repeal the Glass-Steagall separation between the risky securities business and commercial banking, and exempted derivatives from government oversight.

First, regarding the breaking up of banks, let's enact a capital gains tax cut for long-term investors in "too big to fail" banks whose boards and shareholders voluntarily spin off component businesses to effectively restore the Glass-Steagall separation of financial businesses.

The spinodal mechanism described in Glass formation: Phase separation is at the heart of the trademarked Vycor process for obtaining a glass of 96 percent silica and 4 percent sodium borate.

The process begins with a melting of the glass substrate and separation by density of molecules.