Sentence examples for had separated out from inspiring English sources
In Miami-Dade, county officials had separated out thousands of dimpled ballots when they stopped the recount yesterday.
The mental health system and system of care for those with disabilities had separated out, and at Templeton, the majority of residents now had some form of intellectual disability - although some, like Paul, fell into both categories.
At certain temperature and pressure thresholds, the scientists noticed a sharp rise in the conductivity of the mixture a sign that the helium had separated out of the soup and left only the highly conductive metallic hydrogen.
After 1995, researchers reported emission factors separately for light-duty vehicles (LDV) and heavy-duty diesels (HDDV), having separated out the contribution of diesel emissions by regressing against the percentage of HDDV in the fleet (19– 21, 30).
When the mince has separated out and is fragrant but still juicy, remove from the wok and set aside.
Maybe this was the case when you were children, but you don't seem to have separated out from your childhood personas.
Usinor has held talks with ThyssenKrupp, to no avail, although there may be scope for further talks now that the German company has separated out its steel-making arm.But the merger route is also fraught with dangers.
Lloyds, which admitted on Thursday its first quarter profits had fallen by 46% to £654m, has separated out 600 TSB branches, created a new image on the high street and floated the bank on the stock market before it was sold to Sabadell of Spain last year.
However, for clarity we have separated out over-wintering and total colony loss data below in Table 1.
Something like this seems to be how Anaxagoras envisioned the relation between Mind and the rest of the world's things: Mind, he says, "is now where also all the others are, in that which surrounds many things and in those which have accreted and in those which have separated out" (Anaxag. fr.
