Sentence examples for has a separation from inspiring English sources

Pittsburgh's breakup with the Big East has a separation date.

But it is irrelevant not only to all of us nonbelievers but to public policy in any country that has a separation of church and state.

In 1953, in an analysis of the thermal conductivity of superconductors, it was recognized that the distribution of energies of the free electrons in a superconductor is not uniform but has a separation called the energy gap.

For instance, if the business has a "separation of duties" policy, a system should be in place to actively block such violations from occurring in the first place.

Design 1 has open micro-channels passing through the entire membrane wall, Design 2 has a separation layer at the lumen and open micro-channels at the shell side, and Design 3 has open micro-channels from both lumen and shell sides sandwiching a separation layer of sponge-like structure.

It has a separation of 12.6 arcseconds, and is around 350 astronomical units from the primary.

"We like to have a separation".

"Secular thinkers have a separation between thinking and doing.

• To the Editor: Just as we have a separation of church and state, we should also have a separation of the military from education.

He added, "Looking back, I guess we had a separation of sorts".

It's only later that you have a separation of church and state, sacred and secular.