Sentence examples for global separation from inspiring English sources

Global separation accounts for the lengths of all branches separating the phylotype and phylogeny root, but also incorporates the number of taxa contained in the sister clades encountered along the path.

For affine systems that admit an exponentially stable observer it is shown that a global separation principle holds.

Nevertheless, the recovery of the extracted hydrocarbons has been much less investigated, being a required task to complete the global separation process.

Instead of using an objective response function, combined models were built for elementary chromatographic criteria (retention factors, resolution and relative retention) of each solute or pair of solutes and, after their validation, the global separation was accomplished by means of Derringer's desirability functions.

The scale of UBS's losses led to renewed calls for the global separation of commercial banking from investment banking, while media commentators suggested UBS should consider downsizing its investment bank and potentially rebranding it under the resurrected S.G.

In general, the first dimension exhibits the most separation between classes, but the subsequent dimensions may further increase the global separation, thus improving the overall discrimination, although by a lesser and lesser extent.

There are many other possibilities, including a state system restrained by international and intergovernmental institutions, a non-state-based economic system, a global separation-of-powers scheme, international federalism, and regional political-economic structures, such as those currently being developed in western Europe and the Americas (via NAFTA)" (1999, 77 8).

The global separations industry in 2005 consumed about 58 Q/year (58 × 1015 BTU/year or ~60 × 1018 J/year) which was about 15% of global energy use (Koros 2006).

It is shown that, for laminar flows, global flow separation plays a significant role in reducing the loss of the diffuser.

But with further tending towards stoichiometry, the As−S ChG becomes resistant to global phase separation in respect to reaction (2), this transition being revealed abruptly just near Z = 2.25.

The examined As2(S/Se m network-forming nanoclusters show similar oscillating character in tendency to local chemical decomposition but obvious step-like behavior in preference to global phase separation on boundary chemical compounds.